BACK TO SCHOOL: Henrico Schools rolls out new phone policies, elementary school weapons scanners; no double-bus runs needed
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Parents, staff and community leaders celebrated the opening of Northstar Academy's new gymnasium and community center, but it was the students who starred at the ceremonial ribbon-cutting on April 25. Although elected officials – including U.S. Congressman Rob Wittman and Virginia Delegate David Owen – were among the dignitaries
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Owners can keep senior goat at center of Henrico neighborhood controversy, board rules
After weeks of debate and hundreds of public comments, Henrico County leaders have voted to officially allow Sesame, the senior goat at the center of a neighborhood controversy, to live at his owner's home. At 13 years old, Sesame the pygmy goat is ready for retirement with the
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'Henrico Tomorrow' program helps re-envision office space
As many companies began to rethink their office space needs after the pandemic, Henrico County officials recognized that they would need to help the county’s office sector adapt to changes in the market. The Henrico Economic Development Authority convened an office task force two years ago, bringing together business
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3 Henrico transportation projects recommended for SMART SCALE funding; Short Pump interchange plans not among them
Virginia transportation officials are recommending funding for three transportation projects in Henrico County as part of the state’s biennial SMART SCALE program but have declined to recommend funds for a costly series of interstate improvements in Short Pump for which the county also had sought money. The recommended funding
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