The Henrico Citizen has launched a new, refreshed version of its website, in an effort to provide a more clear and logical way for you to find the news you are seeking. Our new site is better organized and allows you to more easily find and read articles related to
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The Henrico Citizen is among five local newsrooms in Virginia and 205 nationally selected to receive funding from Press Forward, a nationwide philanthropic initiative that aims to strengthen communities through local journalism. The grantees were announced today. Press Forward intends to provide $500 million in funding for local journalism during
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The Henrico NAACP honored nine individuals and organizations during its annual Freedom Fund banquet in Highland Springs Sept. 7. The keynote speaker at the event (which also served as a fundraiser for the organization) was U.S. Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan, whose Fourth District includes Eastern Henrico. The NAACP presented the
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin this week signed into law the nation’s first legislation permitting legal notices to appear in online-only publications. Twin bills (HB 264 and SB 157) crafted in partnership by four online-only publishers and the Henrico-based Virginia Press Association passed the Virginia General Assembly in February with
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The Henrico Citizen earned two awards for news coverage during the Virginia Press Association’s annual conference May 6 at the Hilton Short Pump. Competing in the online division, the Citizen earned awards in the VPA’s 2022 News and Advertising Contest for photography and reporting. Citizen freelance photographer Dave
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