Style Weekly Richmond

Trolley Car Sweets & Treats is set to open on Strawberry St. this July. The new business will offer sweets and treats in the area.

A countdown began on Monday, June 15, 2026, during the first day of swim camp.

The article discusses an unintended consequence of Trump’s tariffs, noting that they have led to an increase in consignment shopping. It highlights this outcome as a positive effect despite the tariffs' original intent.

The article highlights that drowning is not merely a safety concern but also a historical issue, as suggested by the title 'The water was never meant for us.'

The article highlights Owl Spoon Kefir, a local soda that is marketed as healthy. It is positioned as a beneficial alternative to traditional sodas.

East End Fish Co. sells locally sourced seafood at a market. The company promotes its products as locally sourced.

Local running clubs have partnered with RVA breweries to create a relaxed wellness community. The initiative combines physical activity with social events centered around beer.

The article discusses the primary benefit of purchasing an E-ZPass, emphasizing a mathematical advantage as the key reason, though specific details are not elaborated.

The Flashfood program helps customers save money on groceries at Kroger and local retailers. This initiative allows shoppers to access discounted food items through participating stores.

Calder Loth, a Richmond architectural historian, is suing the Trump administration over the proposed United States Triumphal Arch. The article discusses his legal challenge against the administration's plan for the arch.

The article's title is 'ONTOLOGY', but no content is provided to describe its subject or details.

The article highlights cat cuddles and a Matcha Latte at The Purrfect Bean located at 214 N. Lombardy as the best form of therapy.