Melissa Chase, bubbly radio host for Q94’s afternoon program and among the last local pop music radio personalities, has left Clear Channel to join Cox Radio’s The New Mix 103.7. Back in May, Q94 laid off Chase’s morning co-host, Sid Kelly, as part

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Friends of City Dance believes in the power of the arts to transform young lives into tomorrows leaders. Our mission is to encourage, support and promote the City Dance Theatre and the Dance Program of the City of Richmond's Department of Parks, Recreation and Communi...ty Facilities. We support City Dance with funds for design, production and travel costs associated with performances and competitions, scholarships for college, workshops and other training opportunities, and special equipment needs of the Dance Program. We are currently collaborating with City Dance Theatre to develop and produce The Ebo Landing Project, an ambitious set of four newly commissioned dance works with original music and choreography for a Summer 2010 local premiere and tour to Richmond upon Thames, England. Friends of City Dance is a Partner with the Richmond Recreation and Parks Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit umbrella organization. All contributions are fully tax-deductible. Board of Directors: William Eldridge, Ph.D., President Annette Henry, Treasurer Pamela Smith, Recording Secretary Melody Eberhardt, Corresponding Secretary Allan Levenberg Scott Sibley Please visit our website for more information.

As GOP surges go, this one comes quick and unequivocal, barely an hour after the polls closed Tuesday night. By 8 o’clock Bob McDonnell is declared Virginia’s next governor and the party heads are in full Republican surge mode, a la 1993, complete wit

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On Oct. 9 and 10, 2009, roughly 50 people descended the SunTrust Plaza skyscraper as a prize for raising more than $1,500 a piece for Special Olympics Virginia. The event was the "River City Rappel," and Style Weekly's own Tonie Stevens was among those to rappel.