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Several residents at Tuesday’s Henrico Board of Supervisors meeting spoke out on a number of issues within the county ranging from data centers to Flock and speed cameras. Henrico County has a total of 37 data centers, with some being hyperscale data centers and others being smaller facilities. The
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Highland Springs student named a winner in statewide STEAM essay contest
A Highland Springs student was one of 10 winners statewide in the Virginia Council on Women’s 15th Annual STEAM-H (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics, and Healthcare) Essay Contest. Zakiyyah Foster-Rasheed of Highland Springs High School was one of two winners in Central Virginia. Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger
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Nearly 7,900 participate in Henrico libraries' Summer Reading Challenge
Nearly 7,900 people participated in Henrico County Public Library's Summer Reading Challenge this year, collectively reading more than 64,000 books and logging more than 1 million minutes of reading. The dinosaur-themed summer program attracted 7,884 participants, who logged 1,033,296 minutes of reading
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Flock cameras are a ‘gamechanger,’ Henrico Police chief says, but residents' privacy concerns still abound
Henrico Police Chief Eric English has cited Flock cameras as “one of the best investigative tools” for the department, but pushback continues from both Henrico residents and officials. HPD has partnered with security company Flock Safety since 2022, and in April of 2026, the department renewed its annual Flock contract
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