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'His future is our future': Trades businesses welcome 74 Henrico graduating seniors to the workforce
On Wednesday, Henrico Schools honored 74 soon-to-be graduates of the division’s Advanced Career Education programs who will be taking on trades jobs immediately after graduation. The annual signing day event, which HCPS has put on since 2018, brings students’ families, workforce recruiters, and school instructors together to celebrate the
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Is Henrico’s air safe to breathe? DEQ, Lung Association clock ozone levels
The late spring’s sun and warm temperature beckon residents outdoors but, beware: there’s a danger that is not visible. The past two weeks in Henrico have witnessed six yellow level ozone days, with each of those days showing ozone as the primary pollutant according to the Virginia Department
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Henrico celebrates Arbor Day with 10,000 trees planted this year
Since January, Henrico has planted 10,000 new native tree seedlings in public areas throughout the county. The efforts have cost the county “little to nothing,” said Deputy County Manager Steve Yob, with Henrico using local volunteers and grants from the U.S. Department of Forestry. During the past three
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Funding for GRTC Pulse expansion into Henrico authorized, as officials await state budget clarity
The Greater Richmond Transit Company is steps closer to executing and gathering funds for the Pulse Rapid Transit Western Extension Project that will extend the express bus line farther into Henrico County. The planned western extension of the Pulse BRT will lengthen the route approximately four miles, from Willow Lawn
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Glen Allen family loses belongings, 2 dogs in fire
A Glen Allen family escaped injury but lost all of its belongings and its two dogs in a house fire April 22. The fire, determined to be accidental in nature, began at about 8 p.m. at the Fultz family's home on Pine Lodge Court in Glen Allen.
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