Chris on the spot sends word that the already complex intersection at Jefferson/Clay/22nd is shut down: Police have a portion of the intersection of Jefferson Ave., Clay St., and N. 22nd (very close to Alamo BBQ) blocked due to what appears to be a break in a water main. They estimate it happened approximately 7:00am [...]
With the new BBQ place still not quite open yet, here is a photo from the 1979 to feast your eyes upon.
In a story about Jefferson Avenue getting resurfaced, there is mention that Christopher Davis will open a business on the corner of Jefferson Avenue and Clay Street in 3 weeks. It has long been rumored that this spot will be a BBQ joint. Can someone please tell me that this is true?
The City of Richmond Department of Public Works has announced a series of street resurfacing projects to take place between March 16 and April 15, 2009, which include both Jefferson Avenue from Leigh Street to 21st Street and Whitcomb Street from Mecklinburg Street to Mechanicsville Turnpike.
The City of Richmond Department of Public Works today announced that work to complete the final phase of 25th Street Roundabout construction will necessitate the closing of the intersection of 25th Street, M Street, and Jefferson Avenue from Monday, March 2 until early April (weather permitting).
Yes, the overgrown lot at 24th and M Streets is really for sale.
On a hot and humid (but dry!) August day, Jumpin J’s finally opened!
