At the Henrico School Board’s second town hall about proposed redistricting Sept. 30, about 60 parents – a much smaller crowd than the previous town hall, but just as passionate – gathered at Highland Springs High School to discuss the controversial proposal.
While the first town hall saw heightened security, with
By 2031, Henrico will be able to pump enough water to supply the entire county through a new $303-million water transmission main.
The pipeline, which Henrico’s Board of Supervisors approved on Sept. 23, will connect the county’s water treatment plant in the West End to residences and businesses
Eight people are facing drug-related charges after a series of multi-jurisdictional stings on local vape shops by Henrico Police and other local law enforcement agencies found more than 60 pounds of marijuana flower, more than 12 pounds of THC edibles, about $100,000 in cash and multiple firearms and vehicles.
The volume and frequency of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement deportation flights from Richmond International Airport this year, detailed in a Henrico Citizen investigation last week, has caught some airport officials and board members by surprise.
At the regularly scheduled monthly Capital Region Airport Commission meeting Sept. 30 that