A developer’s plans to rezone 622 acres in Eastern Henrico for a complex that ultimately could house more than a dozen data centers will be considered by the Henrico Planning Commission at its April 11 meeting, which begins at 6 p.m. Richmond developer Hourigan wants to rezone the
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The Henrico Conservation Action Network will hold two summer work sessions for the community in August, providing opportunities for the public to come together and brainstorm ideas to help shape the county's comprehensive plan and encourage smart growth and conservation. On Aug. 10, the HCAN work session will
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The Henrico Conservation Action Network held its monthly meeting and first of the year Jan. 17 to discuss zoning issues, new bills, and future plans. HCAN aims to raise Henrico citizens' awareness of conservation actions they can complete on their own and inform them of actions taking place in
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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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