Virginia Medicaid gave the state's worst-rated nursing homes millions in bonuses meant to reward quality
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Henrico Board of Supervisors approves 251 new homes in Tuckahoe and Fairfield districts
Henrico’s Board of Supervisors Oct. 14 unanimously approved four rezoning cases that will bring 251 new apartments and single-family homes to the county at a board meeting. The approval allows developers to construct two five-story buildings that will house 150 multi-family apartment units and additional office spaces in the
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Henrico officials in talks to create first animal cruelty registry in Virginia
During an Oct. 14 Henrico Board of Supervisors meeting, county staffers presented a proposal to construct Henrico’s first animal cruelty registry, which also would be the first registry of its kind in Virginia. If approved by the board, the registry would be published on the Henrico Police website and
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Is this invasive tree on your property? The state will replace it for free
The Virginia Department of Forestry is offering Virginia residents a free replacement for invasive callery trees. For every one callery tree you have removed from your property, you will be able to pick up one free native tree to replace it at an exchange event on November 8 from 9
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The Road Ahead: Henrico’s expanding network of Public Works projects
Henrico County is reshaping its infrastructure with dozens of ongoing and planned public works and utilities projects. The October editions of Word on the Street from each of the county’s five magisterial districts — Brookland, Fairfield, Three Chopt, Tuckahoe, and Varina — highlight initiatives that prioritize pedestrian safety, school access, infrastructure
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