Henrico Rewind: Week in Review – March 2-8, 2025
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Click here to read moreHenrico County honors centenarians • Woofstock 2026: Richmond Animal League crushes $95K fundraising goal
Henrico County honors centenarians The 17 centenarians honored by Henrico County’s Outreach and Engagement Agency Thursday at the Springs Recreation Center in Highland Springs all received plaques honoring their lives, contributions and remarkable achievements. (Click here to continue reading) Woofstock 2026: Richmond Animal League crushes $95K fundraising goalThe Richmond
Click here to read moreAmid HVAC issues, Henrico parents and teachers urge division leaders for more transparency • Henrico makes headway on $304-million East End water pipeline
Amid HVAC issues, Henrico parents and teachers urge division leaders for more transparency At Thursday’s Henrico School Board meeting, several parents and teachers pushed the school board and Superintendent Amy Cashwell to “take accountability” for the widespread HVAC issues the division has experienced. Earlier that day, Henrico Schools released
Click here to read moreHenrico Schools superintendent apologizes for HVAC problems • Virginia home sales fall 4.6% in August as mortgage rates rise
Henrico Schools superintendent apologizes for HVAC problems In a video update posted Thursday morning, Henrico County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Amy Cashwell apologizes for ongoing air conditioning problems affecting school buildings across the district. (Click here to continue reading) Virginia home sales fall 4.6% in August as mortgage rates
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