Posts Tagged ‘christmas’
Christmas cheer with Richmond Fire and Police
A prelude to a Christmas event where children interact with Richmond Fire and Police.
Read MoreYoung woman hit by stray bullet receives outpouring of community support
Chris Solis spends every Christmas at his grandma’s house in Richmond, eating Mexican breads and exchanging gifts. But this year won’t be the same. Solis will spend the holidays in the sterile confines of John Muir Medical Center, where his 19-year old sister, Dominique Romero, is recovering from a gunshot wound.
Read More‘Shop with a Cop’ is a treat for police and Richmond youth
Three days before Christmas, the Richmond Police Activities League held its fourth “Shop with a Cop” event, which gave children in Richmond an opportunity to shop for themselves or loved ones, while being escorted by police officer.
Read MoreCharlie Reid Christmas draws huge Richmond crowd
More than 1,000 parents and children came to the Richmond PAL Center Sunday for a the 64th Annual Charles Reid Christmas Party, a community tradition begun in 1947 and carried on today by the Charles Reid Foundation and a handful of sponsors.
Read MoreLocal volunteers bring ‘Christmas in Richmond’
The project, started by a local woman who came back after graduating from Howard University, serves food and gifts to hundreds in central and North Richmond on Christmas day.
Read MoreRich-Con Cooks!
You cooked for us, now we’ll cook for you! We debuted Richmond Cooks on this day last year, featuring several recipes from the kitchens of Richmond Confidential readers. This year, our staff has compiled some of our own favorite recipes. You’ll find a few “family recipes” from cultural backgrounds including Greek and Italian, as well…
Read MoreAfter fire, mother makes plea for help
In the early morning of December 23rd, a mother and daughter found themselves trapped in their burning apartment.
Read MoreHoliday Extravaganza: Early holiday preparations
A crafts market was held at the Richmond Memorial Auditorium.
Read MoreStory time for a special season
Each week, the West Side Branch Library is host to the dramatic reading of some of the world’s most beloved tales. This Christmas, library staff has upped the literary magic to the delight of local children.
Read MoreChristmas tree lot an annual tradition
For the 28th consecutive year, longtime Richmond native Rick Spencer has hastily set up shop, outdoors and a bevy of lush, aromatic Firs. Bab’s Christmas Trees is open for business at 1030 23rd Street.
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