The Sept. 24, 2020 episode of the Henrico News Minute features some good news on the COVID-19 front in Henrico; a big change for a longtime Henrico nonprofit – but it's only temporary; Leadership Metro Richmond and the Robins Foundation plan a three-part series on equity; an Innsbrook company purchases a nearby building for nearly $6 million.
(Today's Henrico News Minute is brought to you by Henrico Area Mental Health.)
Henrico Schools plans a newcomer event this weekend; the Henrico Citizen earns a national Press Forward grant; 40 animals await adoption at the Henrico Animal Shelter; this week's edition of "In the Garden."
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A Henrico man battles an incredibly rare disease; your chance to drive your own car around Richmond Raceway tonight; Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity plans "She Builds Bash;" a local bank hosts a monthlong food drive.
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Henrico School Board members approve a design for the new Quioccasin Middle School; Reynolds Crossing redevelopment plans approved; the Henrico Planning Commission recommends denial of a data center proposal; a traffic alert in Eastern Henrico; a new Chick-fil-A opens in the county this week.
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JR Tucker specialty center celebrates 30 years; Henrico firefighters rescue person from burning home; Deep Run High School graduate's whirlwind month with the Richmond Kickers; how to find the right pumpkin and keep it fresh; our weekly Restaurant Watch and Weekend Top 5.
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