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Work is ongoing to prepare a Henrico shopping center site for the arrival of a controversial gaming boutique – slated to include as many as 175 historical horse racing machines, a wine bar and live entertainment – but Henrico State Senator Schuyler VanValkenburg (D-16th District) is hopeful that an amendment he has
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Virginians flock to Washington for MAGA Victory Rally ahead of Trump inauguration
By Sarah Hagen and Andrew Kerley, VCU Capital News Service Retired Falls Church handyman John Magill braved cold rain and snow and a blocks-long line for the chance to see President Donald Trump speak at a rally ahead of his second inauguration. Magill held a handwritten sign with the words:
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Henrico students weigh in on school system's cell phone policy
The return to school this month marked a new phone policy for some Virginia school divisions, but not Henrico County. While other districts such as Richmond City and Hanover County have adopted the Virginia Department of Education’s recommended “bell-to-bell” phone ban, which restricts students from having their phone on
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After first week back in school following water crisis, Henrico students reflect: ‘It was pretty rough’
Henrico students have returned to school after a “rough week” of unforeseen challenges, with a snow storm and county-wide water issues causing schools to close from Jan. 6 to Jan. 10. Many students living in Eastern and Northern Henrico lost access to tap water altogether last week, while some reported
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