To learn more about the race, visit the Ukrop’s Monument Avenue 10K website. Those with questions about towing practices during the race are asked to contact Seibert’s Towing at 804-233-5757.

A Confederate monument stands watch over the graves of more than 4,000 men in Oak Woods Cemetery, 1035 E. 67th St. But how did they all get here? Soon after the cemetery was created in 1853, Illinois ...

After protesters toppled Confederate statues on Monument Avenue and then-Gov. Ralph Northam announced his intent to remove the Robert E. Lee monument, an NPR reporter asked me for a vision ...

After Monument Avenue lost most of its monuments, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts was tapped to lead a major community-driven plan to reimagine the area. State funding was allocated for the project.

Another monument on Sixth Ave N features an illustration of four little girls whose arms are wrapped around each other — their backs turned to the onlooker. A plaque below the image reads: “Killed ...

Former Governor Ralph Northam announced in 2020 the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts would be in charge of "reimagining Monument Avenue" following the removal of Richmond's Confederate statues.

The Robert E. Lee monument that towers over Monument Avenue in Richmond will be removed on Wednesday, Sept. 8, following authorization from all three branches of state government.

A monument to Confederate General Robert E. Lee was erected in 1890 next to a tobacco field planted as an exhibition garden of Virginia's leading cash crop. The statue gradually became the center ...

With four of the six main statues on R ichmond’s Monument Avenue now removed, the boulevard is no longer a procession of great lies, about the valor and honor of Confederate generals and the ...

It feels good. NOE-PAYNE: This transformation is all the more radical given Monument Avenue's origin story. It begins with the unveiling of the Lee monument in 1890 to a crowd of 150,000 people.

Another Confederate statue on Richmond's iconic Monument Avenue was removed Tuesday, the third in a week and the final one owned by the city that was once the capital of the Confederacy. The ...

I live on Richmond’s Monument Avenue, but Monument Avenue wasn’t meant for me. My grandmother was born in this city and so was my father, when Jim Crow was king.