Multiple families are planning to have yard sales in Oregon Hill either Saturday or Sunday or both days (July 17-18).
Sparse on details so far, but click here for Facebook event page.
Multiple families are planning to have yard sales in Oregon Hill either Saturday or Sunday or both days (July 17-18).
Sparse on details so far, but click here for Facebook event page.
The Oregon Hill Neighborhood Association (OHNA) will be meeting tomorrow night at 7pm. It will still be held online over Zoom, though OHNA plans to hold the next monthly meeting in person.
From the agenda sent by OHNA President Bryan Green, it looks like there will be updates from various City and VCU officials, updates on topics like proposed stop sign changes, Richmond 300 Plan (amendments(!), and new proposals for a Fall community event, tool bank, CARES act.
For more information, including Zoom meeting login, email ohnarva@gmail.com
This afternoon, Pleasants Park had 4-legged visitors of a different variety than the usual ones.
According to neighbors, this was part of the Freedom Ride 2021 for Free Leonard Peltier.
The group had ridden from Nebraska and were headed to Washington DC.
(Also, happy birthday to the notorious Nora!)
This photo of a tiger lilly was taken by Kenny Hamilton, who frequently bicycles through the neighborhood. In his youth, he often came to Oregon Hill as a ‘skate rat’.
The James River Hikers group is going strong and have several planned events near Oregon Hill and around Richmond:
June 8, 9 am – Guided tour and video at Virginia War Memorial.
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These houses were the first public housing in the city of Richmond, and part of Grace Arents’ legacy
The Oregon Hill Home Improvement Council had reached out to the owner, the St. Andrew’s Association foundation, about putting historic easements on the properties, but never received an answer.
Sadly, these properties have been left vacant for over a year.
Jean Elizabeth Carter, 98, passed away on April 21, 2021. The Carter family made wonderful contributions to Oregon Hill. Many Oregon Hill neighbors remember Carter’s Store that was opened by Jean Carter’s father on Idlewood behind their home at 300 S. Pine Street.