Henrico Schools' Manns: Black History Month is not just about celebrating the wins but also the journey
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This Day in Henrico History: Sept. 19 – Henrico announces a $10-million purchase of historic Wilton Farm
On Sept. 19, 2019, Henrico County officials announced an agreement to purchase the historic 1,184-acre Wilton Farm property along the James River in Varina for $10 million. The enormous tract off Osborne Turnpike included about 2.8 miles of James River frontage, two lakes, extensive wetlands and significant
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Dorey Park Farmers Market plans music, yoga and family activities Sept. 19
Dorey Park Farmers Market will feature live music, yoga and children’s activities during its Saturday, Sept. 19 market at 2999 Darbytown Road in Varina. Singer-songwriter Tyler Meacham will perform from 10 a.m. to noon. A donation-based community yoga class for all skill levels will be held
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Henrico Planning Commission advances 7 Brew, DogServices Kennel proposals
Varina District residents are one step closer to having access to a 7 Brew drive-through coffee shop, with the Henrico Planning Commission recommending approval for a proposed location on the southwest corner of South Laburnum Avenue and Finlay Street. The store would operate from 5:30 a.m. to
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High school football week in review: Highland Springs starts strong, Henrico falters
Friday came early last week for Highland Springs. Lines were long at Mercer Field as a substantial crowd gathered to watch the Hopewell Blue Devils and Highland Springs Springers kick off the 2026 football season on a Thursday night. A cool, humid afternoon hung over the field, where flags flew
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