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Henrico School Board drops Quioccasin-Tuckahoe redistricting proposal
Under new grandfathering rule, all current high-schoolers would also be able to stay at their school
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West Nile Virus risk drops in Henrico, health officials say
The risk of West Nile Virus transmission in Henrico County has fallen below the threshold that signals elevated concern, following weeks of targeted mosquito control efforts, according to health officials. The Richmond and Henrico Health Districts reported this week that as of Oct. 7, fewer than 50% of mosquito trap
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‘Public distrust is at an all time high’ as frustrations boil over at Henrico School Board redistricting town hall
Board vice-chair Madison Irving says he will push against Quioccasin-Tuckahoe redistricting proposal
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Vithoulkas: Henrico to take more ‘cautious approach’ in spending, focus on redevelopment
Henrico County will be taking a more “cautious approach” in spending amid growing uncertainty in the national economy, said County Manager John Vithoulkas at a Sept. 25 town hall for local businesses at the Hermitage ACE Center. During the next year to 18 months, the county will be more conservative
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Walk and Bike to School Day imparts the joy of movement and independence, need for safety improvements
On Thursday morning, Michael Wiebe expects that as many as 100 people will participate in the annual Walk and Bike to School Day at Maybeury Elementary School, where his 7- and 10-year-old children are students. “Biking together in a group is so much fun and energizing for kids,” said Wiebe.
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