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Hundreds 'climb with a purpose' at Richmond Raceway to honor 9/11 victims
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The Roseshire Gaming Parlor in Henrico’s Near West End, which opened to the public Sept. 29 despite numerous efforts by county and state officials to prevent it from doing so, generated more than $5.6 million in wagers on its 175 historical horse racing machines during its first few
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Shutdown leaves Virginia SNAP recipients waiting for food
Virginians who rely on SNAP benefits are stuck in limbo as government funding remains stalled and court battles continue over emergency payments. The government shutdown has created uncertainty for thousands of families who depend on food assistance. Two potential solutions exist, but neither offers immediate relief. The first path involves
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A special bond with France: Henrico WWII veteran, 103, holds fond memories of Paris, savoring freedom
“Try to go to Paris.” That’s life advice from 103-year-old World War II veteran and Henrico County resident Thomas Brown. Drafted in the 1940s, as a barely 20-year-old, he was sent to Fort Dix in New Jersey for basic training. The Richmond native, who grew up in Jackson Ward,
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An inside look at 'Claude Monet: The Immersive Experience' in Henrico
You’re probably familiar with the waterlilies, gardens and signature brushstrokes. And now, you can see them in a whole new way. "Claude Monet: An Immersive Experience" is now open in Henrico, showcasing the famous French painter’s artwork like you’ve never seen it before. Unlike a
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