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The building at 101 W. Main Street is situated on the square’s southeast corner, at the intersection of Main and Thornton Streets. Its historical significance dates back to 1853 when J.P. Quesenberry constructed a three-story brick structure on this corner lot to house his grocery and hardware business. Unlike the other buildings on the south side of the square, Quesenberry’s building extends to Franklin Street.

When it comes to my sports journalism career, I’ve gotten wiser with age. Or maybe lazier.

Like other postseason defeats, Richmond’s 35-20 loss to Cameron in the Class 3 District 8 Tournament was painful for varsity coach Nick Persell and his Spartans. But the pain from the Nov.

Richmond Fire Department (RFD) was dispatched to 403 Vine Street for a working structure fire earlier this week. Fire crews arrived in minutes and confirmed the residents were not in the structure.

ZELLA WAINSCOTT carries her bag of goodies from the Friends of Richmond FFA Truck or Treat held at Richmond High School..