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Henrico supervisors defer decisions on proposed 7-story apartment building, 74-unit townhouse complex
The Henrico Board of Supervisors deferred two Western Henrico housing proposals at its May 12 meeting after expressing concerns about potential school overcrowding, overdevelopment, and high housing prices. One provisional use permit case, which the board deferred until its Sept. 8 meeting, would allow for a seven-story, 224-unit apartment complex
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Carignan named 2026 Henrico Christmas Mother
Organization also schedules 'Making Spirits Bright' fundraiser for July 25
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Central Virginia nonprofit granted 60 acres in Henrico where BIPOC farmers can live and work
In a fallow field off the Virginia Capital Trail in Henrico County Tuesday morning, urban agriculture expert Duron Chavis walked through the grass alongside Parker Agelasto, a former Richmond City councilman who now leads the Capital Region Land Conservancy. Chavis explained how putting 61 acres of land at the cross
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Bike Month events in Henrico spotlight health benefits of cycling, growing bicycle safety infrastructure
Fun, exercise and safety are the focus of Bike Month events in Henrico County this year. At the HenBIKEo event May 13 at the Libbie Mill Library, participants can learn about road use safety and Henrico County’s infrastructure improvements. Recreation and Parks staff will have some fun giveaways and
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‘The data centers are coming’ – but some Hanover and Henrico residents are fighting to stop them
Grassy roadsides in Hanover County are still littered with “Vote No” signs leftover from Virginia’s redistricting election. But little by little, those billboards are being replaced by smaller signs stating: “Grow Tomatoes, Not Data Centers.” With election season over, an ever-growing threat now looms larger over Hanover residents: hyperscale
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