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National musicians and bands will return to the Innsbrook Pavilion in 2026, as part of an expanded After Hours Concerts season at the site, organizers announced Nov. 26. EventMakers USA, which brought live music back to the pavilion this year through a Tribute Thursdays series featuring tribute bands, heard from
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Henrico Police chief announces 90% drop in homicides, 12% decrease in crime
The Henrico Division of Police has had a “phenomenal year” in 2025, according to Chief Eric English, with the county seeing a 90.4% decline in homicides and a 12% reduction in total crime since 2024. As of Nov. 20, Henrico has only seen two homicides this year, a significant
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'Know Your Rights' event captures Henrico residents’ Constitutional worries
A panel of legal experts imparted information about growing concerns about Constitutional rights to a crowd of more than 100 people at the Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Glen Allen Nov. 19. Topics focused on interacting with law enforcement and the justice system, understanding personal rights, immigrant rights in the
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Henrico Small Business Spotlight: The Santa Spot
Christmas is a time of gift-giving for many. But if you’re looking to give memories instead of things, Jodie Strum hopes you’ll consider adding The Santa Spot to your list. “People that love Christmas really love this place,” the commercial real estate professional said of her North-Pole-themed wonderland.
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