Em Holter is a journalist based in Richmond, Virginia, and writes for the Richmond Times-Dispatch. With a focus on local news, Em covers a wide range of topics, including politics, transportation, history, and community stories. Em's work has also been featured in the Floyd Press.
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Em Holter's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Richmond, Virginia. She frequently reports on announcements from the city council, as well as historical events and developments within the region. Given her focus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local political developments, community issues, or historical anecdotes relevant to Richmond.
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By: Em Holter
“This project not only provided our students with a meaningful opportunity to contribute but also gave them valuable insight into real-world workforce skills and the design process.”
By: Em Holter
"This is our cry for help to folks with the city and with the state and with the federal government ...," said Dana Fox, chief operating officer with RPS.
Following the student’s winter break, the division will begin disciplining students who fail to comply with the policy.
By: Em Holter
“Janie is no longer enrolled in Hanover County Public Schools due to ongoing harassment and concerns about her safety," says a Nov. 13 court filing.
By: Em Holter
The Hanover County School Board members recently met with a recruitment service that specializes in finding ideal candidates for school divisions nationwide.
By: Em Holter
Mobs of students holding signs reading “Hooray for McCray” and “They Not Like You” greeted teacher Rebecca McCray as she arrived at Oak Grove-Bellemeade Elementary School on Friday morning.
By: Em Holter
School officials say they are still on track to welcome students back in the fall of 2025.
By: Em Holter
Transgender students in Chesterfield County Schools will see some of their protections rolled back following a 3-2 School Board vote Tuesday night that sees revisions to its previous 2021 adopted
The division has established a two-month grace period between Jan. 1 and March 2 in which school administration will show discretion and establish expectations as well as consequences.
By: Gwyndolyn Miles
Dongjoon “Don” Hwang died in a local hospital on Saturday morning, he was 48 years old.
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