Henrico NAACP to screen 'The Right to Read' May 21
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Community members, housing leaders and government officials gathered Monday at Deep Run Recreation Center to discuss the challenges in Henrico’s housing market — from skyrocketing home prices to shortages in supply and barriers to affordability. The roundtable discussion, hosted by Supervisor Misty Roundtree as part of her Three Chopt Chats
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Reynolds CC, Lewis Ginter partner on horticulture program
In a groundbreaking partnership aimed at shaping the next generation of horticulture professionals, Reynolds Community College and Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden are partnering to move Reynolds’ horticulture program to the Garden's grounds. Beginning this fall, students enrolled in the program will take their classes at Lewis Ginter Botanical
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REAL ID enforcement begins May 7
Beginning May 7, anyone 18 or older traveling on a domestic flight or attempting to enter a secure federal facility or military base in the United States will need a REAL ID-compliant driver's license or another federally approved form of identification, such as a passport. In Virginia, REAL
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Henrico to display potential land-use designation changes at 5 'Suggestion Sessions'
The Henrico Planning Department will host five Suggestion Sessions to seek public input about potential land-use designation changes being considered as part of the Henrico NEXT process to update the county's comprehensive plan. One meeting will be held in each of the county's five magisterial districts
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