Henrico News Minute – Oct. 2, 2025
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Housing Families First’s newest program addresses homelessness among a youthful demographic, imparting adult lessons for lifelong stability When 24-year-old Jayla Ramsey moved to Richmond last year to be near her mother, both came to the agreement that they could not live together. So last winter, the single mother of
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Henrico Schools actively addressing HVAC issues at 13 schools; four schools without working HVAC schoolwide • Henrico residents debate future of the Brook Road corridor
Henrico Schools actively addressing HVAC issues at 13 schools; four schools without working HVAC schoolwide Henrico Schools officials reported March 20 that 13 schools throughout the county were struggling with heating and cooling issues, with four schools experiencing HVAC problems schoolwide. HCPS has reported heating issues at more than a
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Future 'forest' takes shape at Nuckols Farm Elementary School • Vithoulkas talks data centers, affordable housing and Henrico's 'secret sauce' on Untold
Future 'forest' takes shape at Nuckols Farm Elementary School On March 21, Capital Trees and Henrico County Parks and Recreation partnered for a tree-planting at Nuckols Farm Elementary School, with help from dozens of community volunteers. Among the club and corporate volunteers were a number from Capgemini and
Click here to read moreHenrico Rewind: Week in Review – March 15-21, 2026
A look at the most-read articles on HenricoCitizen.com during the past week. Joint meeting between Henrico supervisors, school board descends into heated argumentsThe atmosphere was already tense when Henrico Schools leaders entered the county board room on Thursday afternoon, with county staffers joking: “Bring out your popcorn.” But just
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