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Fairfield Forum meeting Sept. 18 to focus on transportation, community development
Henrico County Board of Supervisors Vice Chair and Fairfield District Supervisor Roscoe D. Cooper III will host a Fairfield Forum meeting Thursday, Sept. 18 to discuss a range of road, recreation, housing and other projects planned and underway in the district. The meeting is open to all residents and will
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Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden among recipients of Columbia Gas Environmental Action Grant
Henrico’s Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden is one of six Virginia nonprofits awarded funding through the annual Environmental Action Grant program from Columbia Gas of Virginia, in partnership with the NiSource Charitable Foundation. The program, launched this year, distributed $30,000 in total funding to support environmental education and restoration
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Kennanee Native Arts Festival at Lewis Ginter Sept. 14 to spotlight indigenous traditions
Henrico residents will have the chance to immerse themselves in Indigenous culture Sept. 14 at the Kennanee Native Arts Festival, a community celebration of art, food and tradition hosted by Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. The festival, presented in collaboration with the Virginia Native Arts Alliance and Indigenous voices from across
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Proposed redesign for Lakeside would trade car traffic for bike lanes in attempt to attract more business
Henrico’s current Lakeside corridor, or “cheap Bellevue” as some residents call it, is a unique mix of antique shops, breweries, and small businesses run out of people’s homes – and a place where you will see many more cars than people on the streets. But despite being a quieter
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