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
Late Tuesday night, there were still no clear winners in 5 of the nine Richmond School Board races as precincts continued to tally up votes.
By: Em Holter
Carol Bauer, president of the Virginia Education Association, said while the organization remains hopeful, some of the proposed policy changes are concerning.
School officials say a student sought to set a fire in a bathroom and the Richmond Fire Department quickly extinguished the flames.
Chesterfield County’s west area middle school officially has a name — Deep Creek Middle School — following a unanimous School Board vote Tuesday night.
By: Em Holter
Chesterfield County will continue to operate under its adopted transgender policy and not the state’s policy — for now.
By: Em Holter
“It kind of makes a fellow feel right bad,” Charles Phaup, who had driven the car for nearly 45 years, told The Richmond Times-Dispatch on Saturday, Nov. 26, 1949.
The $52 million school is one of many additions scheduled to join Chesterfield County Public Schools in the near future.
By: Anna Bryson, Em Holter
Superintendent Jason Kamras said his administration is preparing for what he sees as the two most immediate potential changes from a Trump administration: mass deportations and the end of federally
By: Em Holter
The division encourages parents and students to reach out to their school counselor for more information on where to find other resources.
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