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Gospel singer Dottie Rambo dies in tour bus wreck in Mo.
AP via Yahoo
MOUNT VERNON, Mo. - Joyce “Dottie” Rambo, an influential gospel singer and songwriter, died early Sunday when her tour bus ran off the highway and struck an embankment. She was 74.
…Rambo has had more than [...]
You bet I’m angry about silly rumors being spread that Hillary promised White House sleep-overs to Rush Limbaugh and Rev. Wright … naturally, not on the same night.
Marathon presidential primary season update: Angry talk about politics has been wafting about in the springtime [...]
On Tuesday, May 13, I'll join a half-dozen other [read: better] poets for "Sound & Sense: Poets Teaching Poets," a reading organized by the Hand Workshop Visual Arts Center of Richmond and the Library of Virginia. The event is free, includes a reception following the readings, [...]
On Tuesday, May 13, I'll join a half-dozen other [read: better] poets for "Sound & Sense: Poets Teaching Poets," a reading organized by the Hand Workshop Visual Arts Center of Richmond and the Library of Virginia. The event is free, includes a reception following the readings, [...]
You bet I’m angry about silly rumors being spread that Hillary promised White House sleep-overs to Rush Limbaugh and Rev. Wright ... naturally, not on the same night.Friday: Weird and stressful day. Home for a quick rest. Off to celebrate Justin, Julia, and Pinson’s birthdays. Home late. To bed.
Saturday: Up to ready the house for another showing at 10:00. Left with the hubs to take Shooter for a walk. Strolled around Byrd Park. Headed back to the [...]
There will be an open house for people interested in the teacher training program at 4025 Yoga and Wellness this Wednesday night, May 14th, at 7:30 pm. Meet Carmen Monico, tour the studio and find out more about the program which begins in September. 4025 Yoga and Wellness is [...]
Today's lesson learned: Wake the sleeping mother five minutes before waking the sleeping baby. The reverse approach makes both of them cranky -- one screams for food, while the other rushes to get the production line cranked up.
[...]It's nice to see Don Harrison pull his head out of whatever he does for a living long enough to post on some recent developments at Save Richmond. His posts usually set me to thinking about the incredibly dysfunctional power relationships in the Richmond region -- between the private [...]
Angry talk about politics has been wafting about in the springtime air like pollen. To put it mildly, some partisans aren’t exactly pleased with the candidate who has emerged as their party’s nominee apparent.
Presently, the Rush Limbaugh wing of the Republican Party can’t stand Sen. John McCain, because his [...]
When Virginia's political leaders convene in June to discuss transportation funding, it's pretty likely that they'll be addressing a very real crisis with a limited palette of solutions. That's because the planning will largely be rooted in auto-centric policies that treat cars as the most efficient and reasonable way for [...]
Tuda hits you with yet another head nodder. He still coming with the teases so y’all get ready for the album. I suggest y’all go through the archives and check fam’s work, he’s realeased like 4 or 5 joints on ZS so far.
I’ll comment in more detail on the Richmond Real Estate market later this week, but April sales reflected an improving market over any months in the first quarter of 2008. In addition, pending sales for April indicate an even stronger May. Here’s the breakdown for various localities within Greater Richmond. If [...]
To all the moths out there, have a happy day from my K. Isn't it awesome to look back on the cards our kids give us. Belinda thinks this is the funniest yet sweetest card K. has ever given her.
I love it too. [...]
The Historic Poplar Lawn Association will be holding a meeting Monday May 12, 7pm, in the basement meeting room of the library at Sycamore and Marshall. In attendance will be a city representative to discuss code enforcement concerns. Neighbors are invited to bring the addresses of problematic vacant houses that [...]
While it's new format -- a slate of panelists discussing an issue, followed by public comments -- may have limited the number of people who could speak, last week's Pubic Square appears to have provided a stronger narrative than most of the Times-Dispatch's previous 19 or so events.
That's a good [...]
If there is a lesson I should learn from this weekend it is this: Don't let the baby sleep while you exhaust yourself, because when the baby wakes up you are doomed.
We experienced all sorts of firsts this weekend, including the first time I seriously considered [...]
