Two novels returned to Henrico school libraries after being removed for review
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More than 100 people gathered along Williamsburg Road and Airport Drive in eastern Henrico Saturday morning to hold signs that read STOP ICE FLIGHTS, HONK FOR DEMOCRACY and LOVE THY NEIGHBOR, NO EXCEPTIONS. Some drivers passing by the busy intersection on the west side of the Richmond International Airport responded
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With US House control hanging in the balance, Wittman faces Taylor in contentious VA-01 race
Virginia’s 1st Congressional District is drawing national attention, as parties eye a potential flip from red to blue
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An inside look at Henrico Police’s new social media monitoring technology
Henrico Police is using new threat-detection software to get ahead of potential conflicts before they happen, but a Henrico official already has sounded the alarm on how the technology could pose privacy risks for residents. In April, the Henrico Board of Supervisors approved HPD’s $106,000 purchase of
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25 years, today.
The Henrico Citizen turns 25 today. We sent our inaugural Sept. 20, 2001 print edition to press just days after the Sept. 11 attacks, details of which I vividly remember hearing on the radio as I sat alone that morning in the small Lakeside office I had just rented a
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