The hospitality leader in minor league baseball will bring top-tier food and beverage offerings to the Flying Squirrels’ new home slated to open this spring The Richmond Flying Squirrels, one of Minor League Baseball’s premier franchises, officially move into their world-class […]
Grand opening of Squirrels Nest Team Store highlights upcoming season celebration The Richmond Flying Squirrels will host their annual Nutzy’s Block Party at CarMax Park on Saturday, March 7, the team announced on Thursday. Nutzy’s Block Party is a free event and […]
Part-time and seasonal positions available for inaugural season at CarMax Park The Richmond Flying Squirrels in collaboration with J&G Workforce Development are hosting a series of job fairs for part-time and seasonal positions ahead of their inaugural season at CarMax […]
Reveal marks Minor League Baseball’s first on-field uniform featuring a female mascot character The Richmond Flying Squirrels on Wednesday unveiled a new branding and uniform set featuring Nutasha, the team’s iconic female mascot, as part of the organization’s 2026 Theme Night Collection. Nutasha will […]
Dennis Pelfrey will return to manage the Richmond Flying Squirrels for a fifth season in 2026, the team announced on Thursday, continuing the longest managerial tenure in franchise history. Other returning members of the Flying Squirrels coaching staff include pitching coach Paul […]
The Richmond Flying Squirrels introduced refreshed branding and new uniforms on Monday afternoon at The Byrd Theatre ahead of the team’s inaugural season at CarMax Park. The full artwork for the updated look can be found here. “We take a lot of pride representing […]
CarMax Park will feature a new full-service events company, 804Live, dedicated to making the venue a year-round destination for entertainment, culture and community gatherings. 804Live will facilitate events at CarMax Park, ranging from small gatherings to large experiences up to 14,000 people […]
The Richmond Flying Squirrels will host Squirrel-O-Ween, an annual Halloween celebration, at The Diamond on Thursday, Oct. 30. Squirrel-O-Ween 2025 presented by the Drug Enforcement Administration is a free event from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at The Diamond. Squirrel-O-Ween provides a safe and funn environment for […]
The Richmond Flying Squirrels are hosting the fourth annual “Dinner on the Infield” presented by West Broad Honda at The Diamond on Friday, October 3rd with proceeds benefiting Flying Squirrels Charities. The Oktoberfest-themed dinner will take place from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. on the stadium’s infield […]
The Richmond Flying Squirrels announced the recipients of their 2025 team awards in a pregame ceremony on Sunday afternoon before the final game at The Diamond. Victor Bericoto was named Player of the Year and John Michael Bertrand won his second consecutive Pitcher of the Year […]
The Richmond Flying Squirrels capped their historic Diamonds Aren’t Forever: The Farewell Series presented by Richmond Times-Dispatch at The Diamond with record-setting attendance, closing a chapter in franchise history with unprecedented fan support during a six-game set against the Hartford Yard Goats. […]
Saturday’s penultimate Richmond Flying Squirrels game at The Diamond set for Saturday night has sold out, the team announced on Friday afternoon. The Diamond, which has hosted professional baseball for four decades, will be at capacity for its final weekend […]
Walk the Bases, Hot Dog Happy Hour, former player appearances and more to celebrate The Diamond’s final series The Richmond Flying Squirrels on Thursday announced additional promotions forDiamonds Aren’t Forever: The Farewell Series presented by Richmond Times-Dispatch, next week’s final […]
The death of a nearly blind refugee in Buffalo, New York, days after Border Patrol agents dropped him off at a coffee shop alone, has prompted an investigation into the circumstances of his final days and drawn sharp criticism from the mayor, who called the incident "deeply
33 of the people pardoned by Trump for January 6 have committed more crimes including molesting children and killing people while drunk driving.
A leading molecular biologist who won the Nobel prize for his work studying how the human brain processes smells steps down from a prestigious post at Columbia University over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Columbia brain institute co-director and Nobel laureate steps down over Epstein ties
Richard Axel said in a statement that he will resign as co-director of the Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute to focus on his own research.
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I am literally shaking after reading the story linked below. No dog or farm animal should have been treated the way this blind refugee was treated. He was abused and thrown out to die like garbage. This is disgusting, heartbreaking, and inhuman. Humanity and empathy are gone from
Breaking: Nurul Shah Alam — a Rohingya refugee abandoned by Border Patrol last week — has been confirmed dead by Buffalo police.
Nearly blind, he'd been left at a coffee shop Thurs. evening by agents agents 5 miles from his home. He'd been missing since.
https://www.investigativepost.org/2026/02/25/blind-refugee-abandoned-by-border-patrol-is-dead/
