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Early in-person voting in Henrico begins Sept. 18
Early in-person voting for the Nov. 3 general election will begin Friday, Sept. 18 at Henrico's Voter Registration and Elections offices. County voters can cast their early ballots at the offices' Henrico Government Center and Eastern Government Center locations from 8 a.m. to 4:30
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Henrico officials break ground on Tuckahoe Park upgrades
Henrico and community officials gathered at Tuckahoe Park, the home of Tuckahoe Little League, Sept. 9 to break ground on upgrades to the park that will include a new playground, more restrooms and other amenities. Henrico purchased the park in 2007. The upgrade plans were based on feedback from residents
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Henrico Schools officials outline new preventative maintenance plan to tackle ongoing HVAC issues
On any given day, about 18 Henrico schools experience air conditioning outages, according to Henrico Schools officials, with classroom temperatures spiking above 80 degrees. HVAC issues have been widespread across the division not only for the past few weeks, but also during several years of hot summer weather and cold
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Henrico to offer two leaf collection programs this fall
Henrico County will again offer two service options this fall and winter to help residents clear their yards of fallen leaves. Vacuum leaf collection will be available from Really Clean Streets for a cost of $50 for a household's first and second orders. Subsequent orders are $100 apiece.
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