Henrico tenant describes year-long battle to get security deposit back from landlord • Gov. Spanberger signs legislation to raise minimum wage, invest in workforce

Henrico tenant describes year-long battle to get security deposit back from landlord

A Henrico County woman took her landlord to court over something she believes should have been simple to handle: getting her security deposit back. A review of public complaints and court records revealed her experience may not be unique. Click here to read more

Gov. Spanberger signs legislation to raise minimum wage, invest in workforce

Gov. Abigail Spanberger has signed another batch of legislation into Virginia law, the most recent bills aiming to connect more residents with career opportunities and raise the minimum wage to $15 by 2028. “Today, we are putting more money in the pockets of Virginia workers,” said Gov. Spanberger. “If you

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Local agency among final five contestants for Webby Award

Locally based Newviews Agency is among five remaining entrants in the running for “Best Documentary: Midform” as part of the 30th Annual Webby Awards, presented by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences. The awards are hailed as the “internet’s highest honor” by The New York Times; nominees

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Henrico Citizen earns authorization to publish public notices in City of Richmond, Chesterfield County, Hanover County

The Henrico Citizen recently received certification from the circuit courts of the City of Richmond, Hanover County and Chesterfield County authorizing it to publish public notice advertisements from entities in those localities. It also has held authorization from Henrico County since 2024. Public or legal notices that are required to

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Restaurant Watch

MARCH 12 Marco’s Pizza, 1070 Virginia Center Parkway – The following violations were reported during a routine inspection: restroom doesn’t have paper towels; there are torn gaskets on multiple units; observed buildup of debris in units and on racks, especially in walk-in; there is mildew on gaskets and along

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Weekend Top 5

Henrico County’s annual Earth Day celebration will take place at Deep Run Park on Saturday, April 11 from noon to 3 p.m. Learn about sustainability initiatives and resources available in Henrico, such as energy efficiency, residential solar, recycling, preserving green space, air quality, and more. Activities will include electric

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In the Garden: Evergreen selection, planting and care

Screen unwanted views, buffer traffic and other noise, create privacy and add year-round beauty to the landscape with evergreens. Combine them with deciduous trees and shrubs, perennials and annuals for multiple seasons of beauty. Plus, enjoy the seasonal changes as well as visiting pollinators and songbirds. Use taller evergreens as

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Henrico's annual Kite Day planned April 12 at Dorey Park

Trinity UMC in Henrico's West End to host 'Spring Fest' April 12

• Demolition begins at former Genworth campus to make way for massive Midtown64 development (Richmond BizSense)
• Late Reynolds Metals exec’s River Road homestead sells to mystery buyer in $5M off-market deal (Richmond BizSense)
• Safely and anonymously dispose of old medications during Henrico's ‘Drug Take Back Day’ (ABC 8)

Henrico News Minute – April 9, 2026

Two residential projects proposed in Henrico will be considered tonight by the planning commission; why some parents are upset by the school system’s decision to cut some virtual opportunities; the Henrico Police Animal Shelter will host an adoption event this weekend; local agency in the running for a Webby Award;

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• Parents demand answers after Henrico Virtual Academy eliminates grades K-2
• New residential developments proposed in Near West End, Short Pump
• Henrico has proposed a 3.4% budget increase: here is where the money would go
• Achoo! Elevated Henrico springtime pollen counts giving rise to allergies
• Henrico Small Business Spotlight: Beck Professional Services

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