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Henrico officials say winter storm damaged 40% of county snow plows: ‘We haven’t had ice like this in 30-plus years'

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Like many Henrico roads, Alycia Avenue in the Lakeside area was covered with a thick layer of ice for more than a week after the winter storm that hit the region in late January. (Tom Lappas/Henrico Citizen)

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