Henrico Police chief clarifies changes to calls for service: 'We're going to respond to crime. . . we're not here to scare your kids'
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The Henrico County Branch of the NAACP will hold online elections for officers and at-large members of its executive committee on Saturday, Nov. 16. Voting will take place via ElectionBuddy.com from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. To be eligible to vote, members must have been in good
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Virginia ABC sets sales record despite falling short of budget projection
The Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority announced a record-breaking $1.47 billion in sales for fiscal year 2024, despite falling short of its budgeted target by $44.9 million. The results, released after the ABC Board of Directors approved the budget for FY 2025, show a 2% increase in total
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Youngkin announces $75M Virginia Workforce Housing Investment Program
Virginia's new Workforce Housing Investment Program will invest $75 million during five years to support the construction of 5,000 workforce housing units statewide, as part of an effort that state officials hope also will stimulate $750 million in total investment. Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin made the announcement
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After early success, Weinstein JCC increases capital campaign
The Weinstein JCC has announced an increase in its "Building a Bright Future Together" capital campaign goal as the result of overwhelming early community support. The JCC already has nearly reached its initial goal of $8.5 million, with $8.1 million already raised, and its capital campaign
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