Henrico Rewind: Week in Review – Feb. 16-22, 2025
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Henrico officials break ground on Tuckahoe Park upgrades Henrico and community officials gathered at Tuckahoe Park, the home of Tuckahoe Little League, Sept. 9 to break ground on upgrades to the park that will include a new playground, more restrooms and other amenities. (Click here to continue reading) Wittman, running
Click here to read moreHenrico Schools officials outline new preventative maintenance plan to tackle ongoing HVAC issues • Henrico supervisors defer land-use cases that would permit more housing near Willow Lawn, Highland Springs
Henrico Schools officials outline new preventative maintenance plan to tackle ongoing HVAC issues On any given day, about 18 Henrico schools experience air conditioning outages, according to Henrico Schools officials, with classroom temperatures spiking above 80 degrees. HVAC issues have been widespread across the division not only for the past
Click here to read moreAverage year-over-year weekly wages in Henrico up nearly 6% • Lebanese Food Festival returns to Glen Allen this weekend
Average year-over-year weekly wages in Henrico up nearly 6% Average weekly wages in Henrico County climbed by nearly 6% during the first quarter of 2026 when compared with the same quarter of 2025, outpacing wage growth statewide and nationally even as employment in the county declined slightly, according
Click here to read moreFunding 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
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