Linda Hemmila

AND THEN THERE WERE NONE – January 27 – February 19: By Agatha Christie / Directed by Kit Lanthier & Jason Berner You know the story: ten strangers arrive on a remote island, and before long, they each meet a mysterious end. No matter how many times you've read the book

A recently discovered rare green comet will soon make an appearance in our sky for the first time since the ice age after taking an extended tour of the solar system. The comet, discovered on March 2, 2022, by astronomers at Palomar Observatory, will be visible as it makes its

Richmond High School students and faculty were evacuated, and classes were canceled today due to the "smell of something burning" inside the main part of campus. Crews are currently working to locate the source of the smell and fix the issue. Yesterday, just before the end of the

May Valley neighborhood residents woke up to find they had no running water Wednesday morning, thanks to a water main break, with repairs expected to run well into the late afternoon before water service could be restored to the area. The water main, located on May Road near Renee Court,

Chief French is holding a special meeting to discuss the City’s crime statistic reporting process, new updates to the process, and will she will be available to answer questions. If you are interested in attending the online meeting, the link is attached. Please share with your lists and neighborhood

Join Richmond SOL for the spring soccer season! Boys and girls ages 4 to 17 are invited to register for Recreational teams (ages 4 to 7) or Competitive teams (ages 8 and up). Training will begin in March, and games will run through late May or early June. The club&

Baltic Kiss CONSOLIDATED ELECTRIC & DESOTO REDS Friday, January 13th, 8:00 -11:55 pm SATCHMO'S GHOST Saturday, January 14th, 8:00-11:55 pm Up & Under Pub and Grill Kate Burkhart Band Friday, January 13th, 8:00– 10:00pm Kensington Circus Pub Live Music with Le

Standing water is a common sight today after the latest round of storms tore through the area, dumping another 1.47 inches of rain in already soggy Richmond. With more storms expected, people can be seen out clipping branches, raking leaves, and sweeping gutters in between rounds of rain. Richmond&