A "takeover event" that prompted heavy police response and caused Short Pump Town Center to close early March 14 involved only one known and confirmed fight between two teenagers, Henrico Police officials said Monday.
Police officials have reviewed surveillance video from the shopping center and were able to
Bernice Sim, the owner of the Henrico-based Happy New Beginnings real estate sales team, is getting ready for a strong housing market this spring.
Numbers help her understand and prepare her clients.
“I do think days on market are getting shorter as we're coming into spring market,” Sim
Henrico resident Desiney Lowery, 60, brought her recent energy bill into work to show her co-workers.
Not because it was exorbitantly high, but because her energy bills this winter were shockingly low.
“I ran around the office showing everybody because I was like, ‘Y'all better get in on
Henrico County Manager John Vithoulkas introduced a proposed $1.995-billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year to the Henrico Board of Supervisors on March 10, a slight increase of about $65 million from the current fiscal year.
About 83% of the budget increase would go towards Henrico County Public Schools