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David Lefkowitz

City Editor

David Lefkowitz moved to Richmond when he was eight years old and never really left. After four years at William & Mary, David spent a year reporting for WRVA before joining RICtoday. When he’s not writing, you can usually find him buried in a book or out on a run.

Fundraise for the SPCA by enjoying some local brunch specials
What to know about the local history of this federal holiday
Whether it’s the cooler weather or one of the myriad local festivals, we want to know what you’re looking forward to this autumn
Richmond history is full of notable architects, and the streets of the city have the buildings to prove it
Enjoy the warm weather and dig in to all the local food Richmond has to offer
Unpacking the history of some of Richmond’s most redundant street names
Save the planet and save at the pump without staying at home
We asked our readers for their go-to River City donuts — here’s what they said.
Pick one of three potential names before August 28
Local companies make up 20% of this year’s winners
Take a relaxing drive down through the Richmond region.
Announce inaugural July 4 festival in place of home game.
Public Works crews aim to finish by spring 2025.
The free festival returns to the riverfront this September — here’s the lineup of artists announced so far
Richmond’s been sending athletes to the Olympic Games since 1928.
The race and sensory-friendly festival support Richmond’s autism community
Richmond is navigable by bike even for casual two-wheel warriors
The Ellen Glasgow House is currently listed for just under $1.4 million
The family-oriented festival celebrates the beginning of youth soccer season
Testing has shown bacteria population in river water has returned to safe levels.
The history of the Gothic building on the bank of the James
Show your guests all the best spots in the city
RVAgreen 2050 will host four workshops to accompany online resources
The Ivy wrap their inaugural season with a winning record
From coffee shops to coworking spaces to libraries, here’s where you can set yourself up for work success.
Both counties have Independence Day plans on the books
Richmond takes top spot in the inaugural ranking
The Nike-sponsored marathoner and multi-American record setter broke down her six favorite places to rack up some miles.
The local public radio station will play highlights from the 2023 Folk Fest every Saturday until September
Mark your calendar for these events in honor of the national holiday