The Keep Henrico Beautiful Committee recently named the winners of its 29th annual awards program that recognizes properties in the county that are well-landscaped and use best practices for soil and water conservation and sustainable practices. The program honors one residential property in each of the county's five
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The annual James River Regional Cleanup, sponsored by the James River Advisory Council, will take place from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Sept. 9. Residents can volunteer alongside Henrico's Keep Henrico Beautiful, Recreation and Parks and the H.E.A.R.T. committee at Osborne Park
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The Keep Henrico Beautiful Committee recently selected the winners of its annual awards program that recognizes properties that are beautifully landscaped and highlight best practices for soil and water conservation and garden habitats. In its 28th year, the program is honoring each magisterial district’s recipient of the Land Lover
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The Keep Henrico Beautiful Committee is looking for exceptional residential and commercial properties for its 2023 Land Lover and Clean Business awards. The awards, presented annually since 1995 and part of the county’s Go Green commitment to environmental stewardship, recognize home and business properties that are attractively landscaped, well-maintained
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Kroger employees wore green shirts that read “Reusable in, Single-use out,” as they greeted customers on Monday with colorful bags. A Kroger located in Henrico County in Central Virginia is the pilot store for Kroger’s initiative to remove single-use plastic bags in the mid-Atlantic division by 2025, according to
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