Henrico Rewind: Week in Review – Oct. 20-26, 2024
This week's top stories from the Henrico Citizen
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Henrico legislators tout 'historic progress' with passage of housing, energy bills; call on Spanberger to pass cannabis bill • Parents frustrated over broken AC at Henrico elementary school
Henrico legislators tout 'historic progress' with passage of housing, energy bills; call on Spanberger to pass cannabis bill Six of the seven state legislators representing parts of Henrico County, all Democrats, held a town hall May 13 to update community members about how bills from the General Assembly
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Henrico Schools unveils design for new elementary school in Glen Allen • GRTC officials to host virtual update on North-South Pulse routes May 18
Henrico Schools unveils design for new Glen Allen elementary school On May 15, Henrico School Board members approved the schematic design for a new elementary school in the Fairfield District – a project that is estimated to cost a total of $46 million. Click here to read more GRTC officials to
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Turning 'prevention into power': Henrico agencies, organizations celebrate impact of nurses during National Nurses Week • Mangled Henrico fire engine serves as reminder of dangers first responders face on the road
Editor’s Note: Because technical issues prevented the distribution of two editions of the Henrico Newsflash this week, the Citizen is adding a special Saturday edition today. Turning 'prevention into power': Henrico agencies, organizations celebrate impact of nurses during National Nurses Week Coinciding with pioneering nurse Florence Nightingale’
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Henrico supervisors defer decisions on proposed 7-story apartment building, 74-unit townhouse complex • Man charged in connection with Collegiate graduate Whitney Robeson's death
Henrico supervisors defer decisions on proposed 7-story apartment building, 74-unit townhouse complex The Henrico Board of Supervisors deferred two Western Henrico housing proposals at its May 12 meeting after expressing concerns about potential school overcrowding, overdevelopment, and high housing prices. Click here to read more Man charged in connection with
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