Donations available for TSA airport security screeners at the Richmond International Airport were provided by airport employees and tenants along with the public through the Fifth Street Baptist Church in the Randolph neighborhood in Richmond. The airport is continuing to support TSA screeners even while salaries are beginning to be paid after the government shutdown and collect food and household items, gift and gas cards and offer meals for those federal workers who are impacted. (Courtesy Richmond International Airport)
The single level, four-bedroom Houston Home on a quiet street in Glen Allen under two shade trees with its white siding and green shutters looks like any of the other well-tended and manicured houses in the quiet neighborhood.
But from the front door, touches show the new developmental
Dogwood flowers now bloom year-round at Richmond International Airport.
On Tuesday, airport leaders officially unveiled a 24-foot sculpture of a dogwood tree in bloom. The bright, larger-than-life depiction of Virginia’s state tree in full bloom with three different types of hummingbirds gives visitors and residents
Richmond Ford Group is partnering with Mothers Against Drunk Driving for a month-long campaign that will donate a portion of vehicle sales to MADD Virginia while raising awareness about the dangers of impaired driving.
The campaign, called Driving Change, is taking place throughout August at Richmond Ford West, Richmond
Richmond and Henrico Health Districts officials are encouraging parents and caregivers to schedule school-required vaccination appointments as soon as possible before the start of the new school year.
Vaccines can be obtained at primary care providers, pharmacies, urgent care clinics, and from RHHD.
“Put vaccinations at the top of