County’s total leads region, remains fifth highest in Virginia
Visitors spent $963.5 million in Henrico County during 2018, the highest total of any locality in central Virginia and the fifth highest in Virginia, according to an annual study for the Virginia Tourism Corp.
Continue reading Tourist spending in Henrico climbs to $963.5 million
District Supervisor Frank J. Thornton will hold a constituent meeting Monday, Sept. 16 Continue reading Fairfield meeting to discuss voter rights, regional housing plan
The event is open to the public and will feature live insect displays and children’s activities. Continue reading Henrico Extension Bug Bizarre to be held Sept. 14 in Deep Run Recreation Center
Participants will work alongside other gardening enthusiasts to learn about lawn care, tree and shrub maintenance, fruit and vegetable gardens, flowers, pest management, tree pruning and other topics. Continue reading Henrico Master Gardener training program accepting applications
In an appearance titled “The Raw Spoken Words of Change,” Green will discuss his recovery and how communities can focus on prevention and healing. Continue reading Henrico to present spoken word artist Joseph Green on Sept. 25 for Recovery Month
Henrico County has appointed Eric S. Leabough to serve as director of the Department of Community Revitalization, effective Aug. 17. Continue reading Leabough named director of Community Revitalization
The Henrico County Board of Supervisors will hold its next meeting Tuesday, Sept. 10, following its scheduled break in late August. Continue reading Henrico Board of Supervisors adjourns until Sept. 10
On Saturday, Aug. 3, first responders participated in an active shooter drill inside the Henrico County Courthouse.
“Sadly, the scenario of an active shooter is a sign of our times,” said Emergency Management Coordinator Emily Ashley. “The purpose of our exercise was to test our first responders in the event of a hostile threat.”
Continue reading Henrico first responders participate in active shooter emergency drill
Each vaccine costs $10 and must be paid in cash. A rabies tag and a certificate of inoculation are included. Pets from all localities are welcome. Cats must be in carriers. Continue reading Henrico to offer $10 rabies vaccinations for pets Aug. 17
With its four awards, Henrico led all localities in VACo’s 2019 Achievement Awards competition. Overall, 26 programs were recognized from 96 entries submitted by member counties across the state. Continue reading Henrico earns Virginia Association of Counties awards for 4 programs
