Henrico's 7-day COVID-19 has dropped to 4.1% – its lowest level during the pandemic – as of Sept. 20, the most recent date for which the information is available.
Forty new cases were reported Thursday in the county by the Virginia Department of Health, bringing Henrico’s total to 5,371. Two COVID-related hospitalizations were reported Thursday as well.
Nearly 98,000 PCR tests – which detect the active virus – have been reported among Henrico citizens.
At an Oct. 10 meeting, Henrico School Board members addressed the drop in the number of Henrico’s fully accredited schools and expressed concerns about the state’s new accreditation system that will be implemented next year. Fourteen Henrico schools were designated as “accredited with conditions” by the Virginia Department
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The Henrico Citizen is among five local newsrooms in Virginia and 205 nationally selected to receive funding from Press Forward, a nationwide philanthropic initiative that aims to strengthen communities through local journalism. The grantees were announced today. Press Forward intends to provide $500 million in funding for local journalism during
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Henrico man battles disease so rare that doctor once said it's like being struck by lightning and hit by a car on the same day
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At its Oct. 10 meeting, the Henrico Planning Commission issued a rare recommendation of denial, to a proposed data center and light industrial complex in the Fairfield District on the Richmond-Henrico Turnpike near its intersection with Azalea Avenue. Planning Department staff had recommended approval, but the proposal had raised opposition
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