Robin Schwartzkopf in a red button down shirt

Robin Schwartzkopf

Senior Newsletter Editor

Robin is a born-and-raised Richmonder who has contributed to publications including RVA Magazine, The Cavalier Daily, and C-VILLE Weekly. She helped launch RICtoday in July 2021 and enjoys exploring James River trails in her free time.

Support Good Local News
Relive the best athletics moments in the last year and see who’s up for Athlete of the Year.
City Council approved the Mayor Levar Stoney’s plans to send funds towards the police, DPW, local groups, and more
After RPS became the first division in Virginia to pass a resolution allowing collective bargaining, four agreements will go before the School Board
The City of Richmond has eyed the conversion of the island into public open space for nearly 40 years.
Several Democratic candidates have thrown their hats in the ring to fill Donald McEachin’s seat in the House of Representatives.
The new immersive video exhibit will remain on display through July 9
The city is looking for its next artist to serve a two-year term as the voice of the city and liaison for the arts.
The entertainment venue and event space offers duckpin bowling, mini golfing, an indoor beer garden, and several food concepts.
We’re giving you presents each day in the form of fun facts, events, and local shout-outs.
Spread the holiday cheer by chatting with your family and friends about ongoing developments, future parks, and local history.
Here are spots to get a bite when it seems like most of the city is shut down.
Trevor Noah and Kevin James will both bring shows to Richmond in 2023, along with other internationally-known acts.
We tried chai made with espresso from six different local coffee shops around Columbia, SC. Here are the results of the store superlatives.
The city is looking for a development team to reinvigorate the downtown area.
A study to determine a North-South equivalent of the Pulse will include public engagement sessions.
Virginia Opera, Richmond Symphony, and ICA team up to create and share operatic retelling of Loving v. Virginia case
You shouldn’t have to wait until the holiday to enjoy savory and sweet Thanksgiving treats — just head to these local eateries.
A 3.46 acre donation from private landowners includes a portion of the trail and will be added to the James River Park System.
The Rams, Spiders, and Panthers return to the hardcourt over the next week.
Get application details and what to expect if federal funding comes through.
Enjoy live music, educational events, yoga, and a costume contest at this free, day-long fest.
The arts nonprofit will host community events, classes, and resident artist studios out of the Manchester location.
If you’ve driven past high fences, work crews, and cranes and wondered what’s going on, don’t worry. Leave the investigating to us.
Become a development terminology expert fast than you can say “Special use permit for a mixed-use zone.”
The landmark off West Broad Street has a nearly 100-year history as a former production plant and current apartment complex.
The Dept. of Emergency Communications will change how they conduct 911 calls to provide more information to callers.
The interactive, expansive exhibit explores the role of the guitar in American art.
The week-long event highlights Latin cuisine throughout VA with menu specials at featured restaurants.
The arts + culture celebration brings a month of events, pop-ups, exhibits, and collaborations around Central VA.
A guide to every kind of sushi spot in the River City, based on reader suggestions.