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Henrico County leaders held the 2024 State of the County Address at the Henrico Sports Complex in Glen Allen on Thursday. County Manager John Vithoulkas spearheaded the event, touting the county's strides over the past year in education, infrastructure, parks and recreation, and redevelopment. “Today’s presentation that
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Local band to release Lakeside-inspired song Nov. 29
Local instrumental band Balter Choir will release its new single, "Lakeside Sunset," on all streaming platforms Nov. 29 at midnight. The song blends psychedelic rock with pop and soul, reflecting the band's goal of creating good vibes. The band, formed by four friends who have played
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Henrico officials celebrate Cobbs Creek Reservoir – 'a marvel of civil engineering'
County takes operational control of 14.8-billion gallon reservoir in Cumberland County, names it for former county manager Hazelett
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Henrico Planning Commission to consider Church Road townhouse development, Willow Lawn-area residential complex
A developer has proposed to build 41 townhomes on the north side of Church Road, west of its intersection with John Rolfe Parkway, in Henrico's Far West End, and the case is scheduled to be heard by the Henrico Planning Commission Nov. 14. The land in question is
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