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Elvin R. Cosby Jr., the longest-serving employee in Henrico County history, died Dec. 8 at the age of 96. He was 18 when he began working for the Henrico Department of Public Works in 1946 and retired in 2019 after 73 years of service. Cosby mentored employees, aided the county&
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Henrico officials seek public input on potential improvements to Azalea Avenue
Henrico County is asking for the public’s input on potential improvements to a 1.5-mile stretch of Azalea Avenue. The county’s Department of Public Works is conducting the Azalea Avenue Road Diet Study to analyze potential pedestrian and bicycle accommodations along Azalea Avenue between Chamberlayne Avenue and Richmond
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Virginia officials urge safety, sobriety on roads during holiday celebrations
With holiday festivities in full swing, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin is reminding residents to prioritize safety and plan for sober rides home. The governor's warning comes as part of the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign, an initiative that sees increased law enforcement efforts to
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Henrico man wins $500k in Virginia Lottery game; Varina store earns $10k
A Henrico man is celebrating a $500,000 win from the Virginia Lottery's Bank a Million game, and the Varina store that sold him the ticket also has been rewarded with a prize. Lorenzo Robinson won the half-million dollar prize after matching all six numbers in the Nov.
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