Henrico County Police Department chief, Colonel Eric D. English (right) makes a point during a Nov. 19 'Know Your Rights' event at the Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Glen Allen. Seated at the table is (right to left) Misty Roundtree, Henrico County Supervisor representing the Three Chopt District; immigration lawyer Miriam Airington-Fischer; Dionna Gibson, Henrico County NAACP vice president and Henrico County Commonwealths Attorney staffers. (Dina Weinstein/Henrico Citizen)
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Beginning Oct. 19, the Greater Richmond Transit Company is expanding an Azalea LINK microtransit zone by approximately one square mile.
LINK is an on-demand public transportation service that provides shared rides within designated geographic zones. During a LINK ride, the driver of the van may pick up other riders
Ten volunteers gathered at Hidden Creek Park Sept. 4 for a stream cleanup hosted through HEART — Henrico's Environmental Action Resource Team — clearing litter from the park’s grounds. It’s one stop in a larger, ongoing effort to keep the county’s waterways clean, an effort that runs
When Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity celebrated its 40th anniversary earlier this year, the nonprofit marked the construction of 400 homes over the years.
Last week, the home builder that relies on donations, volunteers and sweat equity to renovate and build affordable residences, demonstrated an innovative, mobile, 3D concrete wall
Suhail Udin and his family made it into the United States last year just before the doors to refugees slammed shut. Born and raised in Afghanistan, he and his family fled to Pakistan when the Taliban took over the country, and Udin burned all evidence of academic and professional achievements.