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National Wheelchair Basketball Association's national championships returning to Henrico in April
For the second consecutive year, Henrico County will host the National Wheelchair Basketball Association Adult and Junior Division Wheelchair Basketball National Championships at the Henrico Sports and Events Center. "We are thrilled to bring these championships back to [Metro] Richmond in 2025," said NWBA Board of Directors President
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I-95 South lanes now open in Henrico County after excavator strikes overpass
All southbound travel lanes are now open near Route 73 (Parham Road) at mile marker 83.5 after a crash involving an excavator that struck an overpass. Following the initial impact around 9:30 Tuesday morning, debris from the strike fell onto the roadway, leading to secondary crashes involving five
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Milestones: March 11, 2025
Henrico author David Gorman recently released the latest volume in his Waldameer Mystery Files series, “The Hidden Heirloom.” The Waldameer Mystery Files, a book series for ages 8-12, is set in Waldameer, an amusement park his family operates in Erie, Pennsylvania. In addition to writing, Gorman works as a middle
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