Henrico Rewind: Week in Review – Oct. 20-26, 2024
This week's top stories from the Henrico Citizen
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Funding for new I-64/North Gayton Road 'diverging diamond' sets in motion multi-year project to alleviate Short Pump congestion • Henrico supervisors approve speed cameras for all high schools, 2 middle schools
Funding for new I-64/North Gayton Road 'diverging diamond' sets in motion multi-year project to alleviate Short Pump congestion Long-sought relief for commuters in the Short Pump region is getting closer. The Central Virginia Transportation Authority's board voted at separate meetings in July
Click here to read moreHenBIKEo cycling festival returns to Glen Allen's Crump Park Sept. 12 • Wittman voted 60 times to undo the Affordable Care Act. Then he backed extending its subsidies.
HenBIKEo cycling festival returns to Glen Allen's Crump Park Sept. 12 Henrico County will celebrate the region’s cycling community with HenBIKEo 2026, a free bike festival Saturday, Sept. 12, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Meadow Farm Museum at Crump Park, 3400 Mountain Road
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A look at the most-read articles on HenricoCitizen.com during the past week. Hanover teacher from Henrico arrested after ‘disturbing online conversations’ with minorA Hanover High School teacher appeared before a judge Friday morning and was denied bond after being charged with soliciting a minor and sexually exposing himself.
Click here to read moreHanover teacher from Henrico arrested after 'disturbing online conversations' with minor • Henrico supervisors to consider school-zone speed cameras, six land-use cases Sept. 8
Hanover teacher from Henrico arrested after 'disturbing online conversations' with minor A Hanover High School teacher appeared before a judge Friday morning and was denied bond after being charged with soliciting a minor and sexually exposing himself. (Click here to continue reading) Henrico supervisors to consider school-zone
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