5000 block of Sandpiper Drive – Police arrested and charged a citizen(s) with aggravated assault and non-aggravated assault at a single-family home Oct. 27 at 11:45 a.m. 5700 block of Williamsburg Road – Police arrested and charged a citizen with possession of methamphetamine and a warrant service at a hotel Oct. 27 at 2:20 p.m. 5800 block of Grammarcy Circle – Police arrested and charged a citizen(s) with non-aggravated assault and vandalism of a residence at an apartment complex Oct. 27 at 11:34 p.m. 200 block of Taraby Drive – Police arrested and charged a citizen(s) with driving under the...Article Link

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Lakeside Avenue will host its annual Holly Jolly event Nov. 3-5. Shop local businesses all weekend long; many will have extended hours. A Holly Jolly Makers Market will be held Friday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and the Lakeside Farmers Market will be open as usual on Saturday morning from 9 a.m. to noon. There also will be festive music, a visit from Santa, food from Lakeside restaurants (SB’s Lakeside Loveshack, Killa Dillas, Hobnob and more) and the Haute Dayum food truck, and more. Click here for details. *** The annual Craftsmen’s Classic Art & Craft Festival–Christmas Show will be held...Article Link

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Robert L. Faunce, 82, of Richmond, VA, departed this life on September 27, 2023. He was preceded in death by his wife of 48 years, Linda Chambers Faunce, and sister, Barbara Venable. He is survived by his sister, Joan Faunce, sister-in-law, Betty Chambers, his daughter, Angela Faunce Leaf, son-in-law Christian, and grandchild Fig. He was an avid golfer at Stonehenge Golf & Country Club for many decades. After a long career in life insurance, he and his wife Linda opened the Wild Bird Center in Gayton Crossing Shopping Center, serving bird lovers for over 10 years, before retiring for more...Article Link

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Ann Margaret Matey Chervenak, age 97, of Henrico, departed this life October 28, 2023. A loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, Ann was born in Cleveland, Ohio and was the eldest daughter of the late Andrew and Margaret Matey. She was predeceased by her husband Donald Sr.; young daughter, Carol Ann; brother, Al and sister, Margaret. Ann is survived by her three sons, Ronald (Dale), Mark (Carol), and Don Jr. (Sharon); her loving grandchildren, Andrew (Linnea), Matthew, Philip (Lilly), Karen (Will) and Emily (Larry); seven great-grandchildren; and her brothers-in-law, Richard Chervenak and Nick Blum. The family will receive friends 2...Article Link

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Barbara Jean Parton Evans, 72, of Henrico, VA, passed away peacefully in her sleep October 26, 2023. Born in Chesterfield, VA, she was the daughter of the late Lucille Paulette and Lester Parton. She was predeceased by her brother, James R. Bishop of Fork Union, VA. She is survived by her sister, Lois B. Thomas of Chesterfield, VA. Also surviving are three nieces, Tricia T. Meagher (Maurice), Delores Bishop, Lynette Bishop Reynolds (Eric); three nephews, John Thomas, Jr., Warren Thomas (Rhonda) and Dr. Raymond (ROB) Bishop (Lori). Also surviving are nine great-nieces and five great-nephews. Barbara was deeply loved by...Article Link

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Willie Bernard Childress passed away on October 25, 2023. Willie, also known as “Bill”, was born on December 18, 1928. The only son of the late Lady and Bernard Childress of Goochland, VA. Bill was predeceased by his beloved wife, Barbara, his sisters Rosalind and Jane. He is survived by his devoted children: daughter, Robin and her husband Allen Coleman, son, Maury and his wife Leslie. Four grandchildren, Blake, Regan, Amber, fiancée David, Cole ,wife Katie. Also surviving is his sister Venna Brown and her husband Thomas, sisters in law, Shirley Smith, Delores Atkins and Ella T. Atkins, as well...Article Link

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Merle N. Corbin, 89, of Sandston, passed away Thursday, October 26, 2023. He was preceded in death by his parents, Leslie and Ruth Corbin; brothers, James, Linwood and Earl Corbin; niece, Brenda Newcomb; great – great niece, Faith Corbin. Merle led an adventurous life and did things his way. He is survived by a nephew, Eddie Corbin (Sharon); nieces, Connie Arnett (Terry), Cheryl Corbin; great nephews, Brandon Arnett (Jaime), Thomas Corbin (Crissy); great nieces, Tiffany Broyles (Bubba), April Woods (Nick), Ashley Brodeur (Al); great – great nephews, Lee, Hunter, Blake Corbin, Phillip Broyles, Jackson Arnett, Joseph Woods; and a great...Article Link

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*Sponsored content* Hello, I'm Tommy Branin, your Three Chopt District Supervisor. As your Three Chopt District Supervisor, I have always strived to balance economic growth with environmental sustainability. In these times of economic uncertainty and rising inflation, we have sought creative ways to keep our community working, manage costs, and stimulate our local economy, all while prioritizing the health of our environment.   We have a moral obligation to protect the natural resources integral to our community, and I have been steadfast in leading Henrico’s journey toward sustainability. We have made significant strides in this direction by installing solar panels...Article Link

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The Henrico Police Athletic League hosted its 13th Annual Awards Banquet Oct. 19, celebrating PAL's recent accomplishments as well as recognizing significant contributors to the organization.    Radio personality Community Clovia Lawrence served as mistress of ceremonies for the event, which took place at the Short Pump Hilton. The keynote speaker was nationally syndicated cartoonist Robb Armstrong. Winners of the TyVaughn Eldridge and Royce Mulholland Scholarship Award were Kendall Scott, Deandre Vaughan, and Zakiyah Watkins.  Henrico PAL Award winners included Deborah Matthew-Walker (Volunteer of the Year), Kendall Scott and Johanna Tillman (Youth of the Year), Charles Anderson (Employee of the...Article Link

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Wings for Autism, an airport rehearsal program specifically designed for people with intellectual/developmental disabilities and their families, is coming to Richmond International Airport Nov. 18. The program at RIC, a partnership between Autism Society Central Virginia and Delta Air Lines, will provide individuals and families the chance to experience the process of taking a flight – benefiting not only the participants,  but also the airport, airline and TSA personnel who learn how to better accommodate passengers of all abilities.    During a Wings for Autism Event, participants check in at the airline ticket counter to receive boarding passes, pass through...Article Link

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