Paul’s Place – A Delight For The Antique Shopper
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An Interview with Reggie Pace of NO BS! Brass and More
Reggie Pace from NO BS! Brass and several other Richmond bands sits down for some Kuba Kuba and a chat with me. I didn't bring my tape recorder, so I paraphrase our conversation here. Actually, I don't have a tape recorder...
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When one thinks of the frontier, the first images that come to mind are cowboys and...
So, I was at my chiropractor’s office one day early in the year, and he said,...
I’ve been spending Tuesday evenings in Church Hill. That’s it. I’ve...
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A while back I received an email that something to the effect of: “Your website...
For the last 25 years, Good Foods Grocery has provided healthy food, vitamins, and...
When one thinks of the frontier, the first images that come to mind are cowboys and...
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A while back I received an email that something to the effect of: “Your website is great. It would be even better if it had a review of our store.” Since I absolutely love those kinds of emails (they mean people are reading and that they like the site enough to want to be on it – WOOT!) I responded that I would be happy to. Little... [Read more of this review]
I recently had the opportunity to meet up with local musician Reginald Pace, co-founder of NO BS! Brass and a fellow who is involved in a staggering number of creative projects. He was kind enough to meet me at Kuba Kuba, a favorite that I was SURE I’d reviewed before, but guess I haven’t. It’s awesome. You should go there. Back... [Read more of this review]
For the last 25 years, Good Foods Grocery has provided healthy food, vitamins, and products to the Richmond community. They have locations in the West End (at Gayton Crossing) and the Southside (at Stony Point), though I’ve only been to the one in the West End. It’s a spacious store – much more than you would expect given its location... [Read more of this review]
I used to work on First and Cary Streets, and during that period of my life I probably got about a flat tire per week. Seriously. I don’t know if it was because of where I lived (Church Hill around a LOT of construction) or if someone was playing a big prank on me, but I had a nail in one of my tires every time I turned around. Luckily for... [Read more of this review]
As you know, the Carytown Watermelon Festival is coming up on August 8th. If the last few months have been any indication, it will likely be hotter than the hinges and you’ll be really wanting something to cool you off. Well, you’re in luck. Breyers (yes, the ice cream people) will be GIVING AWAY FREE ICE CREAM . That’s right. ... [Read more of this review]
Local roving reporter Jason Moreau recently interviewed Matt Perry – owner of Riverside Outfitters – for your reading pleasure. Read this interview and tell me you don’t want to go to the river right NOW. I know I do. As someone who didn’t grow up in Richmond, one of the first things that impressed me about the region was the... [Read more of this review]
When one thinks of the frontier, the first images that come to mind are cowboys and saloons, gunfights and gold prospectors. While these are all amusing to imagine, you aren’t likely to find them in Short Pump. Now considered the far West End of Richmond, this area has long served as the wild west of the more “civilized” city to the east. ... [Read more of this review]
Working with homeless and abused animals can be a difficult job. The sheer number of four-legged orphans in Richmond and the surround area is staggering. So it is with much pride that we boast an organization that is dedicated to the preservation and protection of our furry companions; without whom our own humanity might be less evolved. The Richmond... [Read more of this review]
So I saw that movie, Food Inc., and it really made me think about chicken. It made me think of a lot of other things, too, but that image of the steroid-pumped chicken gasping for air made me a real believer in NOT buying mass-market chicken. Or mass-market anything, for that matter. Lucky for me there are all these farmer’s markets in Richmond. farmers... [Read more of this review]
Here at Richmond VA Presents, we try to bring you information on a variety of subjects. We bring you the best of Richmond, be it restaurants, places to go, bands, or whatever strikes our fancy. While this format has worked out pretty well on this site, we’ve realized that, at times, some people want more specific information. Sometimes people... [Read more of this review]
So, I was at my chiropractor’s office one day early in the year, and he said, “Do you drink coffee? Because there is a really great coffee shop right next door.” I don’t, as it turns out, drink coffee. Never really have. I’m pretty hyper as it is. But I went over there anyway, because there was a delicious, decidedly... [Read more of this review]
The 2nd Annual Holocaust Remembrance Exhibit opened at Art 6 on May 7, 2010. Though Yom Hashoah – Holocaust Remembrance Day – fell on April 11 this year, the month of May has been designated Holocaust Remembrance Month at Art 6, and the exhibit will run through the end of the month. Art 6, a gallery at 6 East Broad Street in Downtown Richmond,... [Read more of this review]
HealthSource Chiropractic is conveniently located at 10216 West Broad Street – in the same shopping center as the FeEx/Kinkos. Just pull on into that shopping center and park. Maybe you’ve been to a chiropractor before. Maybe you’ve see signs for chiropractors all over town, and never really thought much about one could do for... [Read more of this review]
I’ve been spending Tuesday evenings in Church Hill. That’s it. I’ve confessed. The neighborhood is my favorite – I rue the day I bought a house in the West End – and in the short time I lived in Church Hill (2001-ish?) I grew to love, love, love The Hill Cafe. So, with my Tuesday night class getting relocated to... [Read more of this review]
Local consulting firm F. Curtis Barry & Company is hosting a warehouse and logistics conference on Monday, May 5th entitled “Increasing Profitability in a Challenging Economy.” While the conference is currently full, you can still register to be on the waiting list, and at the same time get the scoop on future conferences that can... [Read more of this review]
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