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In honor of February as Black History Month, the Henrico Citizen will spotlight (on each weekday during the month) an important current or former Black resident of Henrico whose life has helped shape the county. Henrico native Neverett Eggleston, Sr. left a lasting mark on Richmond’s historic Jackson Ward
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VDOT wants your help identifying potholes on state roads
Virginia Department of Transportation officials are encouraging local residents to report potholes they spot on state roads. Motorists can use VDOT’s web-based form to report potholes and other road problems at my.vdot.virginia.gov or by calling 1-800-367-7623 (1-800-FOR-ROAD) 24 hours a day to reach VDOT’s Customer
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Henrico Schools to host 3-part stress-navigation series in March
Henrico County Public Schools’ Family Resource Center is inviting parents and educators to “Begin Raising Calm,” a practical, hands-on experience designed to help families and school staff navigate stress, urgency, and the constant noise of daily life. The three-session series will be held March 2, 9 and 16 from 6
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Henrico making overdose-reversal drug naloxone available free at 6 county facilities
Henrico County is making the lifesaving drug naloxone available at no cost in five facilities countywide and one in New Kent County, in an effort to help reduce overdose deaths and to support people in recovery from opioid addiction. Empower Henrico Distribution Cabinets, which can hold up to 10 boxes
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