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Where to see the Buddhist monks' 'Walk for Peace' in Henrico Feb. 2
The Walk for Peace pilgrimage – a 2,200-mile journey for a group of Buddhist monks based in Fort Worth, Texas – will pass through Northern Henrico County Feb. 2. It will be the 101st day of the walk, which began in Fort Worth in October and will end in Washington, D.
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GRTC plans service changes impacting Henrico bus routes
Four GRTC bus routes that serve thousands of riders in Henrico likely will be reduced in frequency starting Feb 22. The changes primarily target nights and weekend trips and are being necessitated as the result of a driver shortage. The GRTC Board of Directors still must approve them (and could
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Henrico Black History Month Spotlight – William Leroy Vandervall
In honor of February as Black History Month, the Henrico Citizen will spotlight (on each weekday during the month) an important current or former Black resident of Henrico whose life has helped shape the county. William Leroy Vandervall played a quiet but lasting role in shaping African-American education and community
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With weekend snowstorm likely bound for Henrico, plows focus on access for emergency services and more treacherous areas of subdivisions
It’s been five days since last weekend’s snow and sleet storm that, along with freezing temperatures, left an icy sheen throughout Henrico County. The streets of Pat Anczak’s neighborhood are completely frozen. “I am afraid to leave the house as I could fall,” Anczak wrote the Henrico
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