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Henrico removes all Flock cameras, won't seek reimbursement for efforts after initially indicating it would • Robot combat event planned Nov. 7 at Regency

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Henrico removes all Flock cameras, won't seek reimbursement for efforts after initially indicating it would

More than 100 Henrico County Public Works employees spent Halloween removing all of the Flock Safety license plate reader cameras that the county had been leasing from the company, Henrico officials reported Nov. 2. (Click here to continue reading)

Robot combat event planned Nov. 7 at Regency
Richmond Area Bot Instigated Destruction (RABID) will host its Fall Brawl robot combat event Saturday, Nov. 7, at Regency, 1420 North Parham Road in Henrico. The all-ages event will run from 11 a.m. to about 6 p.m. on the mall's lower level outside the Adult Education
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Election results - Nov. 3, 2026
Check here after 7 p.m., Nov. 3, to view results from the general election as they are reported.
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Henrico judge denies bond for man charged after 5-year-old fatally shot himself
A Henrico County Juvenile and Domestic Relations judge denied bond for a man charged after a five-year-old boy allegedly grabbed his unsecured, loaded gun and shot and killed himself. Steven Renard Blakeney Jr., 26, is charged with improper storage of firearms and allowing access to firearms by children
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Company announces $143 million purchase of two Henrico apartment complexes
The Solomon Organization says it has purchased two West End Henrico apartment communities for a combined $143 million. According to an Oct. 28 announcement from the company, the transaction includes Broadmoor Apartments, a 360-unit property at 9475 West Broad Street, and Tuckahoe Creek Apartments, a 388-unit community at
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Henrico Milestones: Nov. 3, 2026
A look at recent achievements by Henrico residents. Sandipan Biswas, Karpagam Karthikeyan and Surya Venkatraman, all of Glen Allen, and Brendan Luther of Henrico graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology at the conclusion of its summer 2026 semester. Kimberly Tom of Henrico earned a doctorate in clinical psychology from
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In the Garden: Give the gift of a glass garden
Create a unique homemade gift that is sure to generate a smile upon opening and throughout the coming years. Terrarium popularity is trending due to the many benefits these tiny ecosystems provide. A small glass garden is not only a beautiful design element for the home or office but also
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Savvy Senior: Why women lose hair as they age and what can be done about it
Dear Savvy Senior, I'm a 68-year-old woman and over the past few years my hair has become noticeably thinner, especially on top. Is this just part of aging, or could it be a sign of a health problem? And are there treatments that really help women with
Henrico CitizenJim Miller, Special to the Citizen
This Day in Henrico History: Nov. 3 – Shannon Taylor wins second term as Henrico prosecutor
On Nov. 3, 2015, Henrico County voters reelected Commonwealth’s Attorney Shannon Taylor, who defeated Republican challenger Tony Pham. Taylor, a Democrat who had first won the office in 2011, was seeking a second term. Contemporary CBS 6 reporting described the race as one of the region’s more closely
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10 ways to support the Henrico Citizen
Local journalism is stronger when the community is part of it. For 25 years, the Henrico Citizen has worked to provide independent, locally focused journalism about the people, places, issues and institutions that shape Henrico County. If you value having a local news organization dedicated specifically to Henrico, there are
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The Gibson Brothers to perform Nov. 5 at The Tin Pan

Richmond Funny Bone to present comedian Arnez J. Nov. 6-8

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