Henrico Rewind: Week in Review – Aug. 30-Sept. 5, 2026
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Arrest made in hit-and-run that killed Henrico firefighter An arrest has been made in connection to a fatal hit-and-run on Sept. 25 that killed 28-year-old Ashtain Noel Davis, a Henrico County firefighter. (Click here to continue reading) Henrico rolls out fall public works projects
Click here to read moreHenrico Planning Commission advances proposed marijuana business regulations to board of supervisors • Investigation into COVID funds, meals tax dollars amid Henrico school HVAC problems
Henrico Planning Commission advances proposed marijuana business regulations to board of supervisors A new package of zoning restrictions on recreational marijuana businesses will advance to the Henrico Board of Supervisors, after the Henrico Planning Commission blessed the proposal Oct. 15. Commissioners voted unanimously for approval after only a few questions
Click here to read moreFormer Henrico prosecutor sues Commonwealth's Attorney, congressional candidate Shannon Taylor over firing • Henrico expands early voting to daily hours through Oct. 31
Former Henrico prosecutor sues Commonwealth's Attorney, congressional candidate Shannon Taylor over firing A former Henrico County prosecutor has filed a lawsuit against Commonwealth's Attorney and Virginia congressional candidate Shannon Taylor, alleging retaliation after he reported sexual assault and harassment at work. Nicholas Emmons filed the lawsuit
Click here to read moreHundreds pack Western Henrico meeting about proposed Goochland data centers • 'Stranger' identified, charged after child assaulted at school bus stop
Hundreds pack Western Henrico meeting about proposed Goochland data centers People may not come out to trick-or-treat in significant numbers any more or show up to the neighborhood block party, but they will certainly come out for one thing: data centers. (Click here to continue reading) 'Stranger&
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