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The Henrico Newsflash is the Henrico Citizen's daily weekday news update.

Henrico Newsflash

Henrico pushes back start times for its two Fourth of July events • Emergency responders urge drivers to ‘Move Over’ for lights, sirens and crashes on Virginia's highways

Henrico pushes back start times for its two Fourth of July events Henrico County officials have pushed back the start times for the county’s two Fourth of July celebrations – July 3 at Dorey Park in Varina and July 4 at Crump Park in Glen Allen. Click here to read

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Henrico’s electric bill is going up by $5M; the county is asking employees to help • Baby dies after being found unresponsive at Sandston motel

Henrico’s electric bill is going up by $5M; the county is asking employees to help On the eve of a new fiscal year, Henrico County Manager John Vithoulkas sent a message to every county employee: turn off your lights, unplug your chargers, and think twice before using a space

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Lewis Ginter workers hold one-day strike, accuse management of 'regressive bargaining' • Venezuelans in Henrico gather donations and funds to help earthquake victims

Lewis Ginter workers hold one-day strike, accuse management of 'regressive bargaining' Dozens of Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden workers gathered outside of the garden’s front gates on Thursday afternoon, battling the heat with drums, tambourines, and group chants after striking earlier that day. The workers’ union, the

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Henrico receives higher teacher raises but no further school funding in state budget • Family pleads for answers two years after Henrico double homicide

Henrico receives higher teacher raises but no further school funding in state budget Virginia’s General Assembly approved a two-year budget after months of negotiations, passing a 4% raise for teachers that will apply to Henrico Schools teachers. Compared to the 2026-2027 budget passed by the county in

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