The Henrico County Division of Fire has issued a temporary burn ban beginning at noon March 26. The ban prohibits open-air burning of yard waste, agricultural burns and recreational fires and is expected to be lifted March 28 unless environmental conditions don’t improve.
“We’re at a point where
The Henrico County Board of Supervisors held a public hearing March 25 about the county's proposed $1.355-billion general fund budget for Fiscal Year 2025-26, days after concluding its annual week-long budget review process.
The hearing allowed an opportunity for residents to provide input on the plan prior
For the first time, Henrico Schools will have its own students help construct a part of their new school, with students working alongside contractors to build the second floor of the new Advanced Career Education Center at Hermitage High School.
HCPS announced its new “groundbreaking” partnership with the Associated General
Henrico County officials opened the doors to the county's new $15.2-million South Station police building today, marking a major investment in public safety.
The 19,900-square-foot building houses Henrico Police units assigned to patrol, special operations and emergency response. It also includes administrative offices, training and conference