Henrico Rewind: Week in Review – Oct. 20-26, 2024
This week's top stories from the Henrico Citizen
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Author helps provide 'just desserts' for famed Henrico educator Randolph, who built unintentional legacy by doing 'the next needed thing' • 'Pickle-de-Mayo' to serve up fun for a cause
Author helps provide 'just desserts' for famed Henrico educator Randolph, who built unintentional legacy by doing 'the next needed thing' Almost no one would travel half the country just to see a 98-year-old cake – Susan McMahon included. But getting to do so when she arrived at
Click here to read moreMan struck and killed at West End intersection • Wittman constituents hold town hall meeting
Man struck and killed at intersection in Henrico's West End A man was struck and killed at a Henrico intersection April 28, and police are investigating the incident. It happened at about 8:35 p.m. at the intersection of West Broad Street and Pemberton Road, according to
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Wilder Middle School unveils new portrait of former governor • Northstar students steal the show at gym ribbon-cutting
‘Greatness can begin anywhere;’ Wilder Middle School unveils new portrait of former governor Students and staff of L. Douglas Wilder Middle School last week celebrated a new portrait of the school’s namesake that will hang front and center in the building’s auditorium. Click here to read more Franco’
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Owners can keep senior goat at center of Henrico neighborhood controversy • 'Henrico Tomorrow' program helps re-envision office space
Owners can keep senior goat at center of Henrico neighborhood controversy, board rules After weeks of debate and hundreds of public comments, Henrico County leaders have voted to officially allow Sesame, the senior goat at the center of a neighborhood controversy, to live at his owner's home. Click
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