All of those were on the Democratic side, where a total of seven elections involved the county – two at the local level, three in the House of Delegates and two in the state Senate. Both Democratic primaries for Henrico Board of Supervisors seats came down to early voting totals, and
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Profiling two more candidates for the Henrico Board of Supervisors; why one bed and breakfast in the county 'rocks;' the deadline is approaching for 12 Henrico Education Foundation scholarships for high school seniors; the Henrico Junior 4-H Camp is now accepting registrations; the Lakeside Volunteer Rescue Squad to
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Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of article profiling candidates for local elected office. It features the two Democratic candidates for the Tuckahoe District supervisor’s seat. A previous article profiled the two Republican candidates for the seat. * * * The pending retirement of longtime Tuckahoe District Supervisor
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Whether working to protect the Chickahominy River from a pipeline project or to preserve historical environments, citizens have rallied together over the decades to conserve Henrico’s historical and environmental landscapes. But unlike other notable Virginia counties like Hanover, Loudoun, Prince William and Charles City, Henrico didn’t have a
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