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By Katie Farthing, Capital News Service Virginia’s PrideFest in mid-September was highlighted by rainbow shirts, balloons and a festive mood. In addition to music performances, vendors sold items from handmade shirts to spicy pickles. Groups were on hand to share voting information with the tens of thousands of attendees
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Five Henrico County Public Schools have been recognized by the Virginia Board of Education as part of the 2024-25 Exemplar Performance Awards for exceeding state standards or demonstrating continuous improvement in key academic areas. Echo Lake Elementary School received the Highest Achievement Award, while Henrico High School, Hermitage High School,
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Henrico Police are searching for two people who are accused of stealing heavy equipment from a Henrico County Home Depot by asking others to rent it for them. Police believe that in August, the suspects twice approached people at the Home Depot in the 6500 block of West Broad Street
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The Virginia Board of Education adopted new standards for licensed child care centers on Tuesday, ending the existing standards to enhance the safety of children receiving care. The board voted 7-0. However, after some providers aired concerns over the changes at the business meeting, the board on Thursday directed staff
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