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Adopt peacefulness as a mindset – and act in a peaceful way toward yourself, those closest to you, your community and the world. That was the message Feb. 3 shared by Buddhist monk Bhikkhu Pannakara to a group of about 100 people gathered at the Virginia Randolph Education Center on Mountain
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Henrico Black History Month Spotlight – Joseph Rayfield Vines, Jr.
Music educator, minister, and civil rights advocate Joseph Rayfield Vines, Jr. devoted his life to expanding opportunity through both activism and the arts, leaving a wide-ranging legacy across Central Virginia’s classrooms, churches, and civic organizations. Born Nov. 4, 1936, in Suffolk, Vines graduated from Booker T. Washington High School
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Open house planned Feb. 4 about proposed Hanover data center complex just across Henrico line
Local residents will have a chance Feb. 4 to learn more about a 426-acre proposed data center complex that would be constructed just across the Henrico County line in Hanover County along Route 33, just north of I-295. An open house-style meeting is scheduled from 6 p.m. to 8
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Henrico Black History Month Spotlight – Katie May Brown Atkins
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. Katie May Brown Atkins, born May 30, 1903, in Henrico County, Virginia, lived a life
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