Henrico breaks ground on 60-bed substance detox and recovery center
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Henrico officials Tuesday afternoon joined a group of partners from state and federal organizations to commemorate the 162nd anniversary of the Battle of New Market Heights by celebrating the planned construction of the 3.2-mile New Market Heights Trail. The trail, whose planning began three years ago, will stretch
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Want to weigh in on the Dominion-NextEra merger? Here’s where public hearings will be held.
The State Corporation Commission will hold three in-person hearings to collect public testimony on the proposed $67 billion merger between Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy, in addition to three anticipated days of testimony by phone. If approved by multiple state and federal agencies, the merger would create the largest
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McClellan seeks nominations for 2026 Veteran of the Year
U.S. Rep. Jennifer McClellan is accepting nominations through Oct. 28 for her 2026 Veteran of the Year program. The program recognizes veterans who live in Virginia’s Fourth Congressional District for their military service and continued contributions to their communities. “Veterans gave their time and put their bodies on
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Burlington donates $5,000 to Chamberlayne Elementary
Chamberlayne Elementary School received a $5,000 donation from Burlington Stores Inc. Sept. 25. Principal Charlie Goad, Jr. and school family advocate Emely Riera Pineros joined Fairfield School Board Vice Chair Ryan Young, Henrico County Public Schools leaders, the Henrico Education Foundation and Burlington representatives at a ribbon-cutting ceremony
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