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Henrico Education Foundation to host sixth-annual Excellence in Education Celebration April 16
The Henrico Education Foundation will host its sixth-annual Excellence in Education Celebration on Thursday, April 16 at the Dewey Gottwald Center at the Science Museum of Virginia. The 2026 theme, “A Million Dreams,” will celebrate the potential of Henrico County students and the partnerships that help turn aspirations into opportunity.
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Henrico woman warns of $4.5 million lottery scam call: 'Don't fall for it'
What was supposed to be a quiet morning for Joyce Jones instead became a moment she will never forget. "I was laying in bed and I got a call, a FaceTime call. I answered the phone he said, 'Congratulations, you've won $4.5 million,'"
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Housing Families First’s newest program addresses homelessness among a youthful demographic, imparting adult lessons for lifelong stability
When 24-year-old Jayla Ramsey moved to Richmond last year to be near her mother, both came to the agreement that they could not live together. So last winter, the single mother of two boys, age four and six, had to move out. Ramsey took her sons back to their father
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Henrico-based domestic violence awareness organization earns nonprofit status
Rebekah’s Legacy, Inc., a Henrico-based organization dedicated to raising awareness and advancing solutions to end domestic violence, recently earned 501(c)(3) nonprofit status from the Internal Revenue Service. The organization now can receive tax-deductible contributions to help further its mission and strengthen partnerships. “Achieving 501(c)(3) status
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