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Lacking drivers, certain GRTC routes set to run less frequently • Henrico man among 2 victims of Richmond mass shooting

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Lacking drivers, certain GRTC routes set to run less frequently

The Greater Richmond Transportation Company board voted recently to approve proposed bus scheduling changes that impact five Henrico County routes starting on Sunday, Feb. 22. Click here to read more

Henrico man among 2 victims of Richmond mass shooting
A mass shooting in Richmond’s Shockoe Bottom entertainment district early Saturday morning left two people dead and seven others wounded in what police say started as a fistfight before escalating when multiple people pulled out guns. The shooting happened just after 2:45 a.m. in the 000 block of
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3 new concerts at Innsbrook announced, including The Legwarmers
Three additional performances have been added to the 2026 season lineup at the Servpro After Hours Concerts at The Innsbrook Pavilion in Glen Allen, bringing a mix of 1980s nostalgia, reggae-rock tribute energy and classic country star power to the outdoor summer series. Newly announced shows include: • The Legwarmers – Ultimate
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25 Years of saving lives: Go inside Henrico Humane Society’s Pet Expo
The Henrico Humane Society celebrated a milestone 25th Pet Expo at the Richmond Raceway Complex on Saturday, drawing hundreds of attendees for contests, adoptable pet showcases and fundraising to support the organization’s rescue mission. Melissa Golden, who works with Henrico Humane Society, said the event serves a crucial purpose beyond
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Henrico Black History Month Spotlight – Warner Magajar Jones, Sr.
In honor of February as Black History Month, the Henrico Citizen will spotlight (on each weekday during the month) an important current or former Black resident of Henrico whose life has helped shape the county. Warner Magajar Jones Sr., a longtime Henrico County educator and respected guardian of local history,
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Tucker H.S. standout Gallegos signs USL Academy contract with Richmond Kickers
The Richmond Kickers recently announced the signing of three players – including one from J.R. Tucker High School – to USL Academy contracts for the 2026 season. Tucker High School defender Axel Aldana Gallegos, an 18-year-old and senior at the school, joined 18-year-old midfielder Andrew Richman and 16-year-old goalkeeper Alex Wintsch
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Data center tax reform passes Virginia House as other sales tax bills stall
Two pieces of legislation introduced by Del. Rip Sullivan, D-Fairfax, to update the state’s sales tax were heard in the House and met with different outcomes. House Bill 897 and House Bill 900, both patroned by Sullivan, looked to adjust Virginia’s sales and use taxes. “Our sales and
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Business in brief: Feb. 23, 2026
Noodles & Company has permanently closed its Innsbrook location at 4101 Dominion Boulevard in Glen Allen. Signage has been removed from the building, and a sign on the door noted the closure, which the restaurant’s website later confirmed. It was one of two Noodles & Company Henrico locations; the other one, at
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Henrico Federal Credit Union to offer 'Personal Finance 101' course Feb. 24 to March 5 at The Oak in Highland Springs

Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen to present 'Hi-Hat Hattie' March 1

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• Sports psychologist bringing indoor golf franchise Tee Box to Regency (Richmond BizSense)
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• Is NASCAR rehabbing its image correctly? We asked the Richmonder who used to make their ads. (The Richmonder)

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Henrico News Minute – Feb. 23, 2026
Changes to a number of GRTC bus routes, including five in Henrico, took effect yesterday; students at a number of Henrico County high schools stage walkouts in protest of ICE actions; Henrico delegate’s bill to enforce minimum staffing standards for nursing homes watered down because of funding issues.
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TRENDING THIS WEEK ON HENRICOCITIZEN.COM

• Henrico high-schoolers continue anti-ICE walkouts, while school administrators express concerns about disruption, safety
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