Henrico Schools to host College and Career Night, virtual college fairs
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Bernice Sim, the owner of the Henrico-based Happy New Beginnings real estate sales team, is getting ready for a strong housing market this spring. Numbers help her understand and prepare her clients. “I do think days on market are getting shorter as we're coming into spring market,” Sim
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With free roof panels, Solar Access Henrico program participants are loving their lower electric bills
Henrico resident Desiney Lowery, 60, brought her recent energy bill into work to show her co-workers. Not because it was exorbitantly high, but because her energy bills this winter were shockingly low. “I ran around the office showing everybody because I was like, ‘Y'all better get in on
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A look inside Henrico’s $2-billion budget proposal
Henrico County Manager John Vithoulkas introduced a proposed $1.995-billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year to the Henrico Board of Supervisors on March 10, a slight increase of about $65 million from the current fiscal year. About 83% of the budget increase would go towards Henrico County Public Schools
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Henrico Police investigating overnight vehicle vandalism, larceny rampage
Henrico Police officials are investigating a string of overnight incidents in which someone vandalized and/or stole items from nearly 40 vehicles in the West End and Sandston. The incidents occurred between 4 a.m. and 8 a.m. March 11 in the following locations: • 400 block of International Centre
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