Despite numerous setbacks, Henrico’s Tuckahoe Little League complex renovation project is still in the works. After a bond referendum including $16 million for the project was approved by voters in 2016, the county created a plan to improve numerous aspects of the complex, such as revamping fields, creating a
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The Henrico Board of Supervisors has adopted new restrictions regulating where vaping shops can be located. The shops now will be prohibited within 1,000 feet of a school or 2,000 feet (or a little less than half a mile) of a park or another vaping shop, according to
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The Henrico Board of Supervisors issued a rare development denial May 14, rejecting a provisional use permit request from Gateway Apartments that would have allowed the construction of a six-story apartment building overlooking Parham Road. The denial came despite the proposal’s endorsement from the Henrico Planning Commission and the
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Tuckahoe District Supervisor Jody Rogish will host a Tuckahoe Talk meeting May 20 to provide updates about several topics. The 1 p.m. meeting at Tuckahoe Area Library will include updates about the status of Tuckahoe Creek Park, the Henrico Police Division, new federal flood maps, and the work of
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Development proposals took up most of the Henrico Board of Supervisors’ March 12 meeting. First, the board approved a mixed-use complex in Highland Springs that includes a community center/early childhood education center, 22 townhomes, an office building, a playground, and two buildings with 45 apartments. It will sit on
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