Richmond, Va.-based copywriter and journalist. Head of copy
Rich Griset is a Richmond, Virginia-based copywriter and journalist. He is the Head of Copy for Style Weekly and also writes for The Virginia Mercury. Rich's articles cover a range of topics, including local events, profiles of individuals, cultural commentary, and features on the arts and entertainment scene in Richmond.
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Rich Griset's articles primarily focus on local events and evolving stories, with a strong emphasis on entertainment news and some coverage of business-related topics. Based in Richmond, Virginia, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local events, entertainment news, and businesses within the Richmond area or the state of Virginia. Pitches could include unique cultural events, profiles of local musicians or artists, developments within the Richmond business community, and specific trends related to entertainment or business in the region.
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Richmond’s oldest continuously operating craft brewery plans to stay put for now
By: Rich Griset
Legend was once the only craft brewery in town. A 2012 change in Virginia law led to an explosion of breweries in the region, allowing brewers to sell alcohol without having a full-service kitchen.
The national tour of ABBA’s jukebox musical “Mamma Mia!” comes to the Altria in all its spandex glory.
Cadence Theatre Company serves up “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever: The Musical” at the Dominion Energy Center.
An exit interview with Elizabeth Kostelny, leader of the nonprofit Preservation Virginia for more than two decades.
Growing up in sleepy Fluvanna County, Jovan Burton knew he wanted to be in a city. Richmond seemed like the perfect fit.
In May, fans of Bubbles, Brian Baynes’ comics fanzine, were treated to a special event: Bubbles Con, a celebration of comics at Richmond Public Library’s Main Library.
As the founder of Richmond Makers Market, a monthly market where local artists and artisans peddle their wares, Marie D’Angelo enjoys fostering interactions between people from different walks of life.
Acting Senior Curator, Institute for Contemporary Art at Virginia Commonwealth University
From saving The Valentine to furthering conversations about the legacy of the Lost Cause, Bill Martin is fostering a dialogue for a better tomorrow.
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