The New Market Heights Trail would travel through American Battlefield Trust property on which a portion of the Civil War's Battle of New Market Heights occurred. (Tom Lappas/Henrico Citizen)
At a 6 p.m. meeting on Sept. 9, the Henrico Board of Supervisors is expected to vote on two rezoning cases that if approved would allow 49 new single-family homes to be built in Highland Springs and 32 new single-family homes to be built in the Fairfield District.
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At its Sept. 11 meeting, the Henrico Planning Commission will revisit two proposals deferred from its August meeting.
The first is a controversial plan to locate a data center in Varina, on land along Darbytown Road near Laburnum Avenue, proposed by Wagner Urban Logistics LLC. The proposal includes a 150-foot
Four new residential developments are being proposed across Henrico County, which if approved would result in the construction of 247 residential units. These proposals, and others, will to be reviewed by the Henrico Planning Commission at its Sept. 11 meeting.
The first and largest proposal is in the Tuckahoe District
At the second annual Regional Recovery Day Sept. 3 in Glen Allen, community resources, experts and those with lived experiences rallied to discuss addiction, the toll it takes on users and the community, support and solutions.
Held at the Henrico Sports and Event Center, the event drew about 800 people