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Best of Richmond 2018 off and running

Best of Richmond 2018 off and running

The Richmond News’ Best of Richmond contest has kicked off, where you can vote for your favourite places to shop and/or spend time
Richmond kid Owen leads by example

Richmond kid Owen leads by example

War Amp Champ Owen Greaves shared his experiences growing up while mentoring at a seminar in Victoria
Whats On: Community events in Richmond

Whats On: Community events in Richmond

Thursday, April 5: 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Celebrate International Day of Dance in Richmond

Celebrate International Day of Dance in Richmond

Strap on your dancing shoes, Richmond! Dancers young and old are invited to celebrate the International Day of Dance with free events in the city.
Do you know a Richmond heritage buff?

Do you know a Richmond heritage buff?

Richmondites have just a few weeks to submit their nominations for the annual Richmond Heritage Awards.
Richmond gears up for Earth Day

Richmond gears up for Earth Day

Earth Day is coming up on Sunday and Richmond youth are embracing a global focus as they prepare for an annual sustainability summit.
Big Brother a welcome addition to non-sporty Richmond mom and her son

Big Brother a welcome addition to non-sporty Richmond mom and her son

Kids in Richmond needing a male role model in their lives need to wait up to two years
Help Richmond’s Pathways take care of business

Help Richmond’s Pathways take care of business

If you’ve ever thought of your business giving back to the community and have a particular penchant for helping with mental wellness, then Pathways Clubhouse in Richmond has a free event tailor-made for you.
Column: Sharing Farm's abundance of leafy greens

Column: Sharing Farm's abundance of leafy greens

At The Sharing Farm one of our main donations to the Richmond Food Bank is leafy greens.
Your voice: Is it important to send your kid to their catchment school?

Your voice: Is it important to send your kid to their catchment school?

According to a rencent Richmond School Board letter, prospective kindergarten students in the catchment area of four elementary schools will not be allowed to attend them in September due to capacity.