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Proposed Henrico County Public Schools redistricting would change boundaries of 16 schools
The Henrico School Board is considering a proposal that would change the attendance boundaries of five elementary schools, five middle schools, and six high schools in the division. Following a school board directive, Henrico Schools Superintendent Amy Cashwell and her staff brought forth the proposal at a meeting Sept. 11.
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Here's where Henrico County is planning to add speed cushions in fall 2025
In an effort to address speeding and cut-through traffic concerns in neighborhoods throughout the county, Henrico officials use a variety of traffic-calming measures — including the implementation of speed cushions, raised crosswalks, curb extensions, and neighborhood roundabouts — to slow vehicles and create safer streets for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians. Speed cushions
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Henrico Board of Supervisors denies plans for 49-home subdivision in Highland Springs
Henrico’s Board of Supervisors Sept. 9 unanimously voted against a rezoning case that would have brought 49 new single-family homes to the Highland Springs area. The controversial case has seen both support and opposition from Varina residents. Several residents living nearby the proposed site spoke out about how the
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5k race to benefit Henrico Recovery Court participants, alumni
The annual Bernard Greene Memorial 5K race will take place beginning at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 11 at Deep Run Park, to benefit alumni and current participants of the Henrico County Adult Recovery Court. The event is held in honor of the late Bernard L. Greene Jr., a
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