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5/26/26 - Novel set in 2020 Richmond explores change during social unrest

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VPM Daily Newscast
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May 26, 2026
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Summary

More from VPM News: Virginia War Memorial adds 4 names to Shrine of Memory Inside one woman’s effort to bring tiny homes to Richmond On the agenda: Chesterfield administrator candidates, Richmond bag tax update ICYMI: Spanberger's split decision on immigration bills draws praise, frustration ICYMI: Novel set in 2020 Richmond explores personal change during social unrest Other links: Richmond judges refer courthouse dispute to the Virginia Supreme Court (Richmond Times-Dispatch)* Leaders in Hopewell, Prince George, Alexandria oppose nearly 30% proposed water rate increase (WRIC) Restoring Virginia's lost longleaf pine trees, one seed at a time (WHRO News) How Barbara Kingsolver turned a bestselling novel into a refuge for women in recovery (Style Weekly) *This outlet uses a paywall. Our award-winning work is made possible with your donations. Visit vpm.org/donate to support local journalism.