Can parks transform a community? This Richmond nonprofit thinks so

Can parks transform a community? This Richmond nonprofit thinks so

RICHMOND — Parks have the power to heal. That’s the belief inspiring a local nonprofit dedicated to breathing new life into Richmond’s historically underserved Iron Triangle neighborhood. Named for the three lines of train tracks that form it, the Iron Triangle is a one-square-mile section of Richmond that has undergone some major changes over the decades thanks in large part to the work of Pogo Park, a nonprofit led by founder and Executive Dir…

SHORE PERSPECTIVES Parksley Neighbors Join Forces to Renovate Town Park

By Kelley Gaskill When Natalie and Malcolm moved to Parksley, they dove into renovating their home with enthusiasm. As they settled in, their attention turned to the playground in the town park just down the street which was in need of love and attention. Seeing its potential, they teamed up with neighbors and community members to restore it piece by ...

Riley is backing Richmond to do well in Champ

By BEN JAYCOCK On the up: Richmond celebrate with the National One trophy FORMER National League stalwart Matt Riley believes Richmond are well-equipped to test themselves in The Champ next season, but says how they manage recruitment and player development will be key to survival. Richmond returned to the second tier after a standout campaign […] The post Riley is backing Richmond to do well in Champ appeared first on The Rugby Paper.