Henrico County officially ended its state of local emergency on Tuesday, but county leaders said they were still dealing with lasting impacts of the winter storm, including several neighborhoods with residents unable to leave their homes and significant damage to the county’s snow plows.
Winter Storm Fern, which prompted
The Henrico Citizen and Henrico County Economic Development Authority recently welcomed the 2026 class of participants to the Henrico Small Business Boost program, a partnership between the two organizations that began in 2023.
The 14 participating Henrico small businesses each will receive a series of complimentary six-month advertising campaigns on
Henrico County officials will host a public information meeting from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 12 in Belmont Recreation Center’s Grand Ballroom to provide information about two enhancement projects being planned along Brook Road and Lakeside Avenue.
The Brook Road Improvements project aims to
The House Appropriations Committee voted 15-7 along party lines Wednesday to approve a bill to increase the state minimum wage.
HB 1, proposed by Del. Jeion A. Ward, D-Hampton, would raise the minimum wage to $13.75 an hour starting Jan. 1, 2027 and raise the minimum wage again to