The following local residents recently were recognized for academic achievements and other milestones.
Katreen Gaber of Henrico was selected as one of 50 Shenandoah University students, faculty and staff members for the university’s 2027 Global Citizenship Project. Participants are scheduled to travel to one of five international destinations during
Harry Laverty, better known as Gerry, was a beloved folksinger who performed often at Rare Olde Times in Henrico's West End.
He died in a hit-and-run Friday morning near East Main and 21st streets in Shockoe Bottom. He was 75.
Police have charged John McSparren, 47,
Stormwater leaving Richmond International Airport has carried PFAS – the persistent “forever chemicals” long used in firefighting foam – in every sample tested during a nearly two-and-a-half-year study, according to a March report prepared for the Capital Region Airport Commission, which owns and operates the airport.
At a
The Henrico County School Board will consider a proposed policy designed to protect students and families from discrimination based on immigration status, along with a capital improvement plan, legislative priorities and changes to academic offerings, during two meetings Nov. 12.
The board's 2 p.m. work session will