The Friends of the James River Park and Chesapeake Bay Foundation need volunteers Saturday at Pony Pasture to pull invasive English Ivy and plant Virginia bluebells and Dutchman’s breeches.Read More
home pageWe will lose the services of the best steward of “America’s Best Urban Waterway” as Ralph White plans to retire in January 2013. He is the manager of the James River Park System and has been since 1980. He is a man who cares.
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When our projects fall short financially, when we have our hands out in need of rescue, big corporations are often our saviors. The families behind many of Richmond’s corporate giants are usually the first to contribute to the betterment of our city.Read More
Andy Thompson’s Sunday column was a Q&A with the James River Association‘s Bill Street, discussing the health of the James River.Read More
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The James at the rocks at 42nd Street.
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The Richmond Regional Planning District Commission recently released a map of all of the parks in the Richmond region on the James, Appomattox and Chicahominy rivers.Read More
After a long wait, the “Foundry Park Bridge” was laid into place Friday morning. See my story on Richmond.com:Read More
According to the Richmond Times-Dispatch, a woman’s body was retrieved from the James River near the Huguenot Bridge by the Henrico County Fire Department on Sunday afternoon.Read More
Pony Pasture looking nicer after another Saturday in the Park cleanup with the Friends of James River Park. About 15 volunteers removed another couple of trailer loads of bush honeysuckle, an invasive species.
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