'Girls on Fire' camp introduces Henrico middle-school girls to future opportunities, life skills
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Most people don’t think twice before tossing used batteries into the trash. For Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School students Prithvi Chakraborty, 16, and Abhinav Mehta, 17, that bad habit became the inspiration for Batteries4Better, a student-run nonprofit working to make battery recycling more accessible throughout Henrico and
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Lewis Ginter's 'Incanto' artwork nominated for CODAawards as top-100 international collaboration
An art exhibit at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden is a finalist in the international CODAawards People's Choice competition, which recognize excellence in integrating commissioned art into interior, architectural, and public spaces. Public voting is now underway and will continue through July 30. CODAworx recently announced its top 100
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Crash closes both directions of Creighton Road near I-295
Creighton Road is closed in both directions from I-295 to Hillcrest Farms Drive in Henrico County, following a single-vehicle crash July 22 at about 1:40 p.m. The incident occurred in the 4500 block of Creighton Road after a tree fell on a vehicle traveling westbound. The
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KC and the Sunshine Band deliver nostalgic hits at After Hours Innsbrook
Fans of all ages turned out at Innsbrook After Hours to celebrate the music of KC and the Sunshine Band, as the legendary disco and funk group brought decades of hit songs to Henrico July 9 for an evening of dancing and nostalgia. The crowd included concertgoers from throughout Virginia
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