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Sunday, September 14th, 2025
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Good morning, Richmond. Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 14th of September.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Nineteen first responders were honored in Richmond on Saturday at the Commonwealth Public Safety Memorial on Capitol Street to recognize their sacrifice—families, friends, and colleagues gathered to pay their respects and remember each fallen hero's legacy. 6 News
- ➤ First responders from Richmond, Chesterfield and Henrico held a flag football tournament on September 13 to raise funds for Central Virginia Burn Camp—teams from police, fire, and sheriff’s offices played to support free summer camp opportunities for youth burn survivors. The event fostered camaraderie among local agencies and provided critical funding for the camp. 12 On Your Side
- ➤ Local cyclists say Richmond's bike lanes are sparse and poorly protected, making it risky to bike for errands or school runs. Enforcement is rare and drivers often park in them—leaving riders like Dan Nelson calling for stronger safety measures. Richmond Times-Dispatch
- ➤ Dozens of runners at Powhatan High School completed 343 laps—one for each fallen first responder from 9/11—as they ran 85 miles starting midnight on Saturday. Organizer Russel Holland Jr. said the event has grown each year to help people remember the sacrifice of these heroes. 6 News
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GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Several candidates are running for House seats in the Richmond area—races that show fewer signs of big partisan funding than the battleground contests. They focus on local issues such as affordable housing, good schools and lower taxes to help families manage rising costs. Richmond Times-Dispatch
- ➤ Big Tech data centers are pressuring US power grids as policymakers propose disconnecting them during emergencies to avoid large-scale outages. In Chesterfield, Chirisa Technology Parks will replace all batteries at its data center after a fourth fire incident raised safety concerns. 6 News
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ On Friday night, the Mechanicsville Mustangs earned their first win when Ball scored five touchdowns—defeating the winless J.R. Tucker Tigers on their home field for a second consecutive week. Richmond Times-Dispatch
- ➤ The University of Richmond men’s golf team tied for first with North Dakota State at the Metropolis Intercollegiate on Sept. 8 and 9 after junior Quin Polin sank a 20-foot putt to even the score. The team came back from a rough start—improving in the second round—to secure the tie before heading to Farmington, Pa. to compete in the Nemacolin Collegiate Invitational on Sept. 29 and 30. The Collegian
- ➤ The University of Richmond women’s golf team won the Tribe Invitational at Kingsmill Resort by 31 shots on Sept. 8 and 9 — the largest win in program history — and junior Maya Beasley earned her first individual title. The team will head to Franklin, Tenn. for the Mason Rudolph Championship from Sept. 12 to 21 — their next challenge — as they aim to build on their early success. The Collegian
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Virginia REALTORS Annual Conference
1-5 p.m. — Richmond Marriott — Networking Opportunity — Connect with fellow real estate professionals and enhance your skills at this fall meeting.
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Yasmin Williams Live Performance
6-9:30 p.m. — The Tin Pan — Ticket prices vary — Experience the innovative sounds of guitarist Yasmin Williams as she showcases her unique musical style.
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Pup with Ekko Astral
7:30-9:00 p.m. — The National — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an evening of music with the band Pup and special guest Ekko Astral.
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Treasures of the Earth Gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show
12 PM - 5 PM — Richmond Raceway — Admission fee varies — Discover a stunning array of jewelry, gemstones, and minerals from across the country.
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Virginia Literary Awards Celebration
6-9:30 p.m. — Library of Virginia — Tickets required — Celebrate achievements in literature and support the library’s initiatives at this prestigious annual event.
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Iron Blossom 2025
12-2 p.m. — Midtown Green, 2401 W Leigh St, Richmond, VA — Free entry — Experience the fusion of traditional folk string instruments and heartfelt songwriting in the heart of Richmond.
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The Front Bottoms Concert
7:30-9:30 p.m. — Richmond on Broad Cafe — $67 — Catch The Front Bottoms live in an intimate setting with last-minute tickets available.
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