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Editorial Archive
Law Enforcement: Bad checks
If you were in one of more than 375 vehicles crossing the Hanover County line off Brook Road on the Friday night of Memorial Day weekend, then you had the misfortune to pass through a checkpoint conducted by the Henrico police department.
GOP Nominations: Don't do it
In October 2011, the Republican Party of Virginia's State Central Committee voted to nominate its 2013 statewide ticket in a primary.
Richmond Ballet: On their toes
In June, the Richmond Ballet will perform at the Linbury Studio Theatre in London's Royal Opera House.
General Assembly Viewpoints
Casey: An oath betrayed – by a third of the House
During the recent debate on the judicial nomination of Tracy Thorne-Begland for appointment to the General District Court bench, social conservative members of the House of Delegates repeatedly claimed that Thorne-Begland was unfit to serve as a judge because he had violated his duty to his country when he chose to declare his sexual orientation while in active military service.
Correspondent of the Day
Obtaining a state-issued ID is no easy task
Voting: What would?
During the GA debate over voter ID measures, we objected to the proposals for the standard reasons, including a lack of evidence that any widespread problem exists.
Commentary Archive
Your 2 Cents
JPMorgan Chase lost $2 billion for investors who understood the risk. As a result, people are losing their jobs and changes are being made.
Sacred ceremony honors supreme sacrifice
Bring your family and friends to the beautiful and hallowed grounds of the Virginia War Memorial. Come and be a part of a moving and inspirational ceremony as we honor and remember those who died to keep our nation free.
Times-Dispatch meets its best possible buyer
Berkshire Hathaway's purchase of The Times-Dispatch removes obstacles, opens opportunities. A local focus remains essential.
Letters to the Editor Archive
Letters to the Editor
Credit unions can put Americans to work
Correspondent of the Day
Virginians have the right to work for less
Letters to the Editor
Congress should raise cap on credit unions
Op/Ed
Voter-ID costs come home to roost
At the time that the 2012 General Assembly was considering bills aimed at making sure that people who cast ballots in Virginia are, in fact, the people they claim to be, many legislators and proponents asserted costs would be minimal and could be handled within the scope of the State Board of Election's existing budget.
Sirota: Money trumps everything, and here's proof
Headlines transmit information in its rawest form — and the best of headlines crystallize indelible truths.
Husband: Richmond pastor upholds traditional marriage
I must admit that I was reluctant to publicly share my perspective on President Obama's recent statement regarding same-sex marriage.
Virginia Images
Images from Scenic Virginia: May 2012
Each Saturday, the editorial page of the Richmond Times-Dispatch presents a scene illustrating Virginia's natural beauty, courtesy of Scenic Virginia.
Images from Scenic Virginia: April 2012
Each Saturday, the editorial page of the Richmond Times-Dispatch presents a scene illustrating Virginia's natural beauty, courtesy of Scenic Virginia.
Images from Scenic Virginia: March 2012
Each Saturday, the editorial page of the Richmond Times-Dispatch presents a scene illustrating Virginia's natural beauty, courtesy of Scenic Virginia.
Publisher Puzzler
Publisher Puzzler: Spelling be
The consequences of bad spelling are obvious at this truck repair shop in eastern North Carolina, snapped by Mary T. Bliley. "The misspelled 'not responsible' echoes the general disrepair of the premises," she notes.
Publisher Puzzler: Made guys only
Good thing this sign's near the hospital
Publisher Puzzler: Don't blink
An unusually precise road sign pops up in Culpeper
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Today's Opinion
The principal candidates for the GOP's gubernatorial nomination are Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli and Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling.
In October 2011, the Republican Party of Virginia's State Central Committee voted to nominate its 2013 statewide ticket in a primary.
Deal of the Day
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