Sheetz celebrated the opening of its newest Henrico store April 16 with a ribbon-cutting, giveaways, and donations of $2,500 each to two nonprofits. Representatives from Feed More and Special Olympics of Virginia joined Emily Sheetz of the founding family as they accepted the donations, and a SOVA athlete spoke
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Full Circle Grief Center, a nonprofit founded in 2008 to provide comprehensive, professional bereavement support to the community, has moved to a new location in Henrico. Formerly located on Patterson Avenue in western Henrico, Full Circle is now headquartered on the third floor of the Dumbarton Oaks building at 5511
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A legal organization is bringing attention to proposed relaxed federal clean air regulations that it claims would violate the Clean Air Act and imperil the health of some Henrico County residents. Lawyers from the Southern Environmental Law Center, together with Virginia Interfaith Power & Light leaders, recently addressed about 100
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Two proposed residential developments in the Near West End and Short Pump are headed to the Henrico Board of Supervisors, having been recommended for approval by the county's planning commission at last week’s meeting. The first, 1925 Westmoreland, would be a mixed-used residential and commercial development at
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After a months-long slowdown in the pace of new cases, the Henrico Planning Commission April 9 is scheduled to hear two new proposals for residential developments. If ultimately approved by the county's board of supervisors, the developments would add a total of 298 new residential units to Henrico.
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