Rev. Turner continues his sermonizing in strange and mysterious ways, building on ‘the sofa series’.
Some may remember ‘the Men of Oregon Hill’ calendars from the 1990’s.
Rev. Turner continues his sermonizing in strange and mysterious ways, building on ‘the sofa series’.
Some may remember ‘the Men of Oregon Hill’ calendars from the 1990’s.
This Sunday at 2 pm, there is a especially detailed tour of Hollywood Cemetery.
An extension of the daily “Highlights” tour, this version covers in more detail the cemetery’s unique history, landscape design, architecture, symbols and residents.
$15 per person
$5 for Valentine Members
Walk-ups welcome.
Cash or check.
On-street parking.This tour is presented as part of the Richmond History Tours program, a service of the Valentine. We offer a full schedule of walking and bus tours of city neighborhoods, waterways, parks, retail districts, historic sites and battlefields. Led by a trained master guide, a Richmond History Tour is the best way to experience the city’s rich past, present and future.
From City of Richmond:
PUBLIC INFORMATION ADVISORY
WHAT: Members of Richmond City Council will attend the Venture Richmond Executive Committee meeting.
WHEN: Friday, October 21, 2016
7:30 a.m.WHERE: Newmarket Corporation
Pavilion Board Room
330 South Fourth Street
Richmond, Virginia 23219CONTACT: For more information, please contact Jean V. Capel, City Clerk, at 804.646.7955 or jean.capel@richmondgov.com (email).
It should be an open meeting, open to the public, with the exception of a planned closed meeting that will take place at some point during tomorrow’s meeting.
No word on if Venture Richmond will give a more substantial response to outstanding and reasonable neighborhood concerns about ‘Tredegar Green’.
It ain’t all punk and metal. Bobby at Vinyl Conflict has some pretty sweet Trojan box sets of classic reggae and ska for sale.

Times Dispatch had a recent article on this unique, growing business.
Here’s the first portion of the article, click above for the whole thing.
If you see a guy on a bicycle riding around Richmond in the middle of the night, dropping off dreams on people’s doorsteps, don’t be alarmed.
It’s just a dream delivery service.
And Mathias Svalina is the dream deliveryman.
Svalina is a poet who’s returning to Richmond to deliver dreams by hand in the middle of the night. The dreams are surrealist, prose poems that cover everything from drinking a beer with actor Tom Skerritt to knitting a complicated sweater.
“I try to write a unique dream for everybody every day,” Svalina said from his temporary digs in Oregon Hill. “On a good day, I can write up to 40 dreams a day. Then I deliver them from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m.”
Throwback Thursday strikes again.
Another photo from Bill Altice: The Chuck Wagon, 1990

Photo courtesy of Bill Altice.

From Salvation Tattoo’s FaceBook page:
We are lucky to announce our good friend Kyle Sajban @k_sajban will be guest spotting here August 23rd-26th. Interested parties please feel free to email him at slayban@gmail.com for any tattoo related inquiries. While he’s here feel free to swing by, say hello and give proper high fives. Cheers!

Tuesday was the 5th anniversary of the Virginia earthquake, and this Thursday is another meeting of the Virginia Nuclear Energy Consortium Authority (VNECA).
Open to the public~
VA Nuclear Energy Consortium Authority (VNECA) Board Meeting
Thursday, August 25, 2016 at 10:00 am
VCU East Engineering Hall, Room E3218
401 W. Main Street, Richmond, VA 23284
Transom Auction will be conducting an auction sale of 516 S. Pine Street on August 18.

Their website includes details about the sale, including this description:
Great Investment Opportunity! Located in the heart of trendy Oregon Hill and just down the block from restaurants Mama Zu and L’Opossum. Easy walk to VCU and Belle Isle. This quaint building has everything an investor could want – 100% occupancy – (4) one bedroom/one bath apartments as well as (4) separately leased garages. Extra large lot with fenced backyard, expansive covered front porch as well as first and second floor rear porches accessible by each unit.
Rare 4-plex on Oregon Hill with 4 garages
Current occupancy 100%
4 new hot water tanks 2014
Huge lot with potential to add additional units (subject to city approval)
Annualized gross rents nearly $35,000/year ($2,896 per month)