In the Community

Because logic and data tell me that my chances of losing to most forms of gambling are extremely high, I don't gamble a dime. It goes back to a valuable lesson I learned as a child. The first PNE my parents took us to was around 1970.

Competitors toss razors to support cancer research

A pair of notable Richmondites got some recognition at opposite ends of a recent Angus Reid Global poll this week.

The most common comment people say to us when we are in the front garden in the summer is, "It sure looks nice. Bet it's a lot of work." I always reply (truthfully): "It isn't work when you like it.

In Wednesday's print version of the Richmond News, reporters wrote about different areas of the city for the 17th Annual Readers' Choice Awards edition.

Annual gala is RAPS' big chance to raise money

There's a been a "murder" at the Gulf of Georgia Cannery and the public is being invited to help solve this spooky, whodunnit, Halloween mystery. On Oct.

Guess Who? exhibits 100-plus pieces, but leaves artists anonymous

The City of Richmond is offering up a whole host of Halloween treats for families on Oct. 31. Richmond's free annual fireworks show from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Change has come slowly to Haiti. But Gladys Thomas has spent more than three decades helping its children live through impoverished conditions and seen many of them thrive.