The Henrico Planning Department has released its finalized draft for a Lakeside “reimagined” – a corridor with apartments atop of small businesses, trees adorning wider sidewalks, public plazas and parks, and less car traffic.
The final plan – which Henrico planners stress is a recommendation rather than a mandate – would revamp the
Henrico Police officials are seeking the public’s help in locating a missing endangered adult.
On July 18 at about 4 p.m., police responded to the 5100 block of Argus Lane for a missing persons report. Once on scene, officers spoke with a family member who said that 64-
Transit-focused artwork displayed at GRTC’s recent TAP Into Transit community fundraiser event is available to purchase through this week.
The two-dimensional artwork was produced by the All City Art Club for the recent public transit awareness and fundraising event at the Main Street Station
Bidding on the
About 30 book lovers gathered at Book People’s Ridgefield Parkway store in Henrico's Far West End July 14 with banned books in hand for an evening that blended community read-in with a larger conversation about censorship and the freedom to read.
The event, a fundraiser in
At its July 9 meeting, the Henrico Planning Commission recommended approval of the draft 2045 Comprehensive Plan, known as “HenricoNext.” This version includes revisions made in response to review by the Virginia Department of Transportation and Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, as well as 40 revisions suggested by Henrico residents.