4th Annual MLK March Sees Civil Rights Activist Speak

The Arlington native recounted her younger days as a civil rights activist and Freedom Rider in the local area. That included organizing sit-ins from Cherrydale to Shirlington with Howard University students, helping spread the Negro National Anthem to Barcroft Elementary School and attending secret meetings at the then-Little Falls United Presbyterian Church.

Gov. Northam ‘Thankful’ for Peaceful Demos in Richmond

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam issued the following statement late this afternoon:    “We are all thankful that today passed without incident. The teams successfully de-escalated what could have been a volatile situation. This resulted from weeks of planning and extensive cooperation among state, local, and federal partners in Virginia and beyond.      “Virginia’s law […]

Delegate Marcus Simon’s Richmond Report

In 2014 when I arrived in Richmond for my first session, I was assigned to two committees: Militia, Police and Public Safety, and the Committee on Science and Technology.

Shreve Group Announces Coming VDOT Study

The Shreve Road Community Working Group announced that, beginning immediately, the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) will fund a planning study for Shreve Road.