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RIC plans 24-foot-tall dogwood sculpture, enclosed rental car garage connector, native plant garden • Virginia hospitals receive $8.5 million in grants for violence intervention programming

Richmond International Airport plans 24-foot-tall dogwood sculpture, enclosed rental car garage connector, native plant garden

A 24-foot-tall dogwood blossom sculpture, a garden of native and regional plants, and a new enclosed connector for the rental car garage are among projects totaling nearly $30 million that are being planned at Richmond International Airport as a way to make the facility greener, artsier and safer. Click here to read more

Virginia hospitals receive $8.5 million in grants for violence intervention programming
Virginia hospitals that provide wraparound services and care for violently injured people will receive millions in grant funding for the next two years to support their programs, officials announced this week. Hospital-based violence intervention programs bring trauma-informed care and resources to patients in the hospital while they are recovering physically
Technical issues impact some families waiting for SUN Bucks assistance; applications still open
State leaders say they are aware of a technical issue causing delays for some Virginia families waiting for summer food assistance. A statement published by Virginia’s SUN Bucks program, which provides eligible families with $120 per child to help with groceries during the summer months, says some families have not
Virginia Credit Union receives Henrico’s ‘Heart of Service Award’
Virginia Credit Union recently received the Henrico County Department of Outreach and Engagement’s inaugural Heart of Service Award, in recognition of the credit union’s volunteerism and community service efforts. VACU employees have volunteered 993 hours to various community causes this year, with dozens of other volunteer initiatives planned.
Library of Virginia unveils redesigned website
The Library of Virginia recently unveiled its redesigned website, which is designed to provide a streamlined digital experience to users. The redesign is the first major overhaul of the site in more than a decade. More than 1.5 million users access the LOV’s website annually, seeking information about

Traveling exhibit 'Founding Frenemies' to stop at several Henrico locations July 21-Sept. 1

Storyteller Andy Offutt Irwin and friends to perform at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen July 23

CharacterWorks to present 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat' July 24-26 at The Steward School


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Henrico News Minute – July 21, 2025
Road safety was the topic of discussion at a community meeting in Wyndham; Richmond officials establish two work groups (one involving Henrico officials) to address water sustainability, resiliency; Henrico Planning Commission endorses planned 49-unit subdivision in Highland Springs; Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen announces 2025-26 season.

• Richmond forms 2 'strategic work groups' to address water sustainability; 1 will involve Henrico officials
• Wittman says ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ will make no significant cuts to Medicaid and Medicare services in his district
• Henrico Planning Commission endorses proposed Highland Springs subdivision, but not Northern Henrico gas station
• Road safety concerns draw crowd to Wyndham neighborhood community meeting
• Henrico firefighter facing child pornography charges

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