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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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Wawa to debut new Sandston location Dec. 4 with giveaways
Wawa will open its 13th Henrico location Thursday, Dec. 4, with a morning full of giveaways, festivities and a friendly competition between local first responders. The celebration at 2011 Orange Blossom Lane in Sandston (just across from the Chickahominy YMCA) will begin at 7:55 a.m., when General Manager
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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 to host Dec. 10 fair to help residents prepare for winter weather
Henrico County will hold a free event Wednesday, Dec. 10 to help residents prepare for extreme winter weather and related emergencies. The event – Winter Ready: Henrico’s Emergency Preparedness Fair – will be held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center, 1440 North
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