Book removed from Henrico schools as governor's race centers book-banning
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For years, Henrico County has enjoyed a triple AAA bond-rating on its general obligation bonds – the highest possible rating of credit-worthiness from the three largest rating agencies, which typically translates into the lowest interest rates possible when the county sells bonds to fund large infrastructure projects. That saves the county,
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At Quioccasin Middle School community meeting, parents push for ‘equitable’ redistricting
Henrico Schools is building its first three-story middle school, and parents see it as an opportunity for some “much-needed” school redistricting. At a community meeting July 29, Henrico Schools officials shared details with a crowd of neighbors and parents on the upcoming rebuild of Quioccasin Middle School, which should start
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Henrico Planning Commission to weigh 3 residential developments in Fairfield District, data center in Varina Aug. 14
The Henrico Planning Commission is scheduled to hear three residential rezoning cases in the Fairfield District and plans for a data center in the Varina District at its Aug. 14 meeting, among other proposals. The meeting will be held at 6 p.m. in the Board of Supervisors Room of
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Youngkin declares Aug. 9 statewide 'Day of Play,' with main event planned in Henrico
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has declared Aug. 9 as “Commonwealth Day of Play,” a statewide celebration designed to connect children, families, and communities through active and screen-free play. The main event will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Taylor Farm Park in Eastern Henrico County,
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