Henrico teenager Daniela’s artwork is inspired by beautiful rural and aquatic landscapes she has seen on road trips to her family’s lake house and on trips to the Chesapeake Bay.
But some of her artwork portray women going through difficult emotions like the painting of the woman in
With classrooms in multiple schools reaching temperatures of more than 80 degrees, Henrico Schools leaders are stressing that repairs to air conditioning units are being made and more long-term solutions are in the works.
HCPS has consistently struggled with HVAC issues over the past several years. A reported 35
Reckless driving doesn’t just result in tickets. Sometimes it results in funerals.
Kelly Florian’s 19-year-old son Josh has had many friends involved in serious car accidents. He has visited friends in the hospital and even attended several of his friends’ funerals. But still, Florian said her
An estimated 21,716 people in Henrico will be required to submit proof of employment or community engagement to remain enrolled in Medicaid starting next year, according to Henrico leaders.
At a Henrico Board of Supervisors work session on Tuesday, Henrico Department of Social Services Director Gretchen Brown said that