COVID hospitalizations remain low in Henrico but spike statewide
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Henrico Police are asking the public for information that could help solve the 1998 killings of two roommates in the Tuckahoe District. Officers found Shelly Schantz, 36, and Allen Ripka, 33, dead inside a home in the 300 block of Sleepy Duck Place after responding to a welfare check at
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LOVE VA campaign encourages fall cleanup projects across Virginia
Keep Virginia Beautiful is inviting residents, families, businesses, schools and community organizations across the Commonwealth to participate in LOVE VA, a statewide cleanup and beautification campaign continuing through Nov. 15. Participants may organize litter cleanups, recycling efforts, planting projects and other improvements to shared spaces. The Keep Virginia Beautiful Network
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Henrico County honors centenarians
The 17 centenarians honored by Henrico County’s Outreach and Engagement Agency Thursday at the Springs Recreation Center in Highland Springs all received plaques honoring their lives, contributions and remarkable achievements. Dignitaries and aging experts lauded the centenarians gathered and remarked that the event serves as a reminder that the
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After losing his wife to ovarian cancer, this Henrico father raises money to fund research into early detection
R.J. Gilson thinks about his wife every day. Angie Gilson died on Sept. 15, 2024, after a nearly two-year battle with Stage 4 ovarian cancer. She was 55. Now, R.J. is channeling his grief into action — raising money for a nonprofit devoted to funding research into the
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