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The Henrico School Board adopted a $944 million budget for the 2025-2026 school year on April 17 – a $63 million increase from the current fiscal year’s budget. This year, Henrico Schools received $429 million in state aid towards the general fund, the highest amount in modern history, according to
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Local Democratic committees rally in support of Social Security Administration
A group of Democratic Party members from several localities, including Henrico, held a rally April 15 in front of the Social Security Administration office on West Cary Street in Richmond to express their concerns about how the Trump administration is handling the agency. Although Trump has promised to maintain the
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Henrico Schools’ proposed phone policy would require storage containers to be used in every class
Proposed changes to Henrico Schools’ Code of Student Conduct would require secondary students to place their phones in storage containers during each class period and keep them in their backpacks during lunch and between classes. Under Henrico’s current policy, middle and high school students must keep their phones away
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Henrico Small Business Spotlight: Healing Circle Counseling
Linda Zaffram created Healing Circle Counseling because she saw a need for compassionate clinicians. After 13 years of growth, the company continues to extend its arms to clients and embrace the community at large. Zaffram first started Healing Circle Counseling as a solo practitioner on Feb. 9, 2012. But the
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