Henrico Rewind: Week in Review – Oct. 20-26, 2024
This week's top stories from the Henrico Citizen
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Air conditioning issues impact several Henrico schools as students and staff return • Why local BBQ legend Buz Grossberg is putting Buz and Ned's up for sale after 33 years
Air conditioning issues impact several Henrico schools as students and staff return As students and staff kicked off the new school year, multiple Henrico County school buildings were dealing with air conditioning issues, leading to complaints from parents about uncomfortable conditions. Click here to read more Why local BBQ legend
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Henrico Planning Commission endorses first development proposed in new small-lot residential zoning district • Sewage leak temporarily closes portion of Virginia Capital Trail in Varina
Henrico Planning Commission endorses first development proposed in new small-lot residential zoning district The first residential development proposed under a new small-lot zoning district in Henrico County earned the unanimous endorsement of the Henrico Planning Commission Aug. 14. Click here to read more Sewage leak temporarily closes portion of Virginia
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Henrico Schools begins school year with stricter cell phone rules • Portion of Azalea Avenue reopened after utility issue
Henrico Schools begins school year with stricter cell phone rules Henrico Schools welcomed students back Monday to a “phone-free” school year with a new expectation: all teachers must collect students’ cell phones at the beginning of each class and place them in division-provided storage containers until class ends. Click here
Click here to read moreHenrico Rewind: Week in Review - Aug. 10-16, 2025
A look at the most-read stories on HenricoCitizen.com during the past week. Awaiting VRC, ABC licenses, Roseshire plans fall opening in Henrico’s Near West EndThe Roseshire Gaming Parlor in Henrico’s Near West End is planning a fall open date and this week announced plans to hire about
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