800 Brassie Lane, Unit C - 2,000, 1,075 SF (built in 1998), from Vincent R. Dennie to Jennifer Wheatley. 2304 Farrand Drive - 0,000, 1,521 SF (built in 1941), from Traci L. Hewson to Melissa Kyle Katterjohn Duffy. 946 Taylor Green Drive - 2,180, 1,524 SF (built in 2023), from Godsey Properties Inc. to Katrina Balogun. 801 Birchwood Hill Place, Unit A - 1,640, 1,573 SF (built in 2023), from Stanley Martin Homes LLC to Arturo and Beatriz Aquiro. 3015 Old Memorial Drive - 0,000, 2,255 SF (built in 1960), from Adam J. and Mary S. Wajciechowski Trustees to Eddie...Article Link

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The Innsbrook Rotary Club recently presented a [post_excerpt],000 check to Jackson-Feild Behavioral Health Services to help cover the travel expenses of families that can’t afford the costs of gasoline and lodging necessary to attend family therapy sessions and visit their children. It was the latest in a series of contributions made by the club to JFBHS during the past 13 years to help provide funds for programs and items that help Jackson-Feild residents understand and manage their mental illnesses. The mission of Jackson-Feild Behavioral Health Services, located in Jarratt, Virginia, is to provide high-quality evidence-based psychiatric, residential, educational and recovery...Article Link

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Thanks in large part to nearly .5 million in federal funding, seven programs designed to serve young people experiencing homelessness in Metro Richmond recently have been created or expanded. The Greater Richmond Continuum of Care (GRCoC), the Richmond region’s collaborative network of homeless service providers, announced the effort earlier this month. The organization received a two-year .478-million grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development last year. “This grant award has already been impactful and marked the first time that the Richmond region received dedicated youth funding from HUD,” said Frances Marie Pugh, youth programs manager with Homeward....Article Link

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A Scottsville, Virginia man was arrested after trying to bring a 9 mm gun loaded with 15 cartridges and bullets, including one in the chamber, onto a flight at Richmond International Airport Oct. 17. It was the third gun caught at the airport this month and the 15th this year, following a record-high of 24 last year. The gun was caught as the man entered the security checkpoint. The X-ray unit alerted on the carry-on bag, which required a closer inspection. The firearm was removed by the Richmond Airport Police, who cited the man on a weapons charge. The man...Article Link

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Kroger Mid-Atlantic Oct. 25 celebrated the [post_excerpt].7 million remodel of its Eastern Henrico store on Laburnum Avenue. The upgrades include: • an expanded deli; • an updated bakery and increased assortment; • updated produce and increased dairy; • new floral; • an expanded pickup area and updated exterior; • an increased assortment of groceries. The store is located at 4816 South Laburnum Avenue.Article Link

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Two charter buses and a pedestrian were involved in a Tuesday morning crash that closed lanes on Interstate 64 in Henrico's West End and backed up westbound rush hour traffic for miles. The crash was reported at 5:18 a.m. on Interstate 64 west near Glenside Drive (Exit 183). "Three charter buses were traveling together in the westbound lane of I-64 when the first bus encountered a pedestrian walking across the travel lane," a Virginia State Police spokesperson wrote in an email about the crash. Click here to continue reading on WTVR.com, a Henrico Citizen partner organization.Article Link

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Harrison Frazar won the Dominion Energy Charity Classic at The Country Club of Virginia's James River Course in Henrico County Oct. 22, sinking a 10-foot birdie putt on the 18th green to win a playoff against Richard Green. The tournament is part of the PGA Tour Champions series for players 50 and older. Frazar had a chance to win the tournament with a birdie putt on the 18th and final hole Sunday but settled for a par, tying him with Green at 11 under par after the conclusion of the tournament's scheduled 54 holes. That prompted a sudden-death playoff, which...Article Link

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Deep Run High School Last Tuesday, both the boys’ and girls’ volleyball squads won their games against Glen Allen by a score of 3 sets to 1. The boys team won its first set 25-18, the second set 25-19, lost the third set 25-23, then squeaked out a 28-26 win in the fourth set to secure the win and improve to 13-3 on the season. Currently, the boys’ team sits on top of Region 5C, and is ranked as the 27th best high school program in the United States, according to MaxPreps. The girls’ team has had a similar story...Article Link

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At the very bottom of the Nov 7. election ballot is a list of four candidates running for three available director positions on the Henricopolis Soil and Water Conservation District board. One hopeful admitted that the board’s lengthy name sounds a little ridiculous, like it’s straight out of the Wizard of Oz, while another said it felt more like a Batman movie. “Like they’re talking about Gotham city or something,” said Brittany Rose, a Democrat who’s called Henrico home for 23 years. Becky Lakin, also a Democrat, disagreed and asked: “Does Henricopolis not sound like it’s Emerald City?” While both...Article Link

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Dear Editor: My name is L. Frances Brown, and I am a Henrico resident writing to let all residents know why I support Terrell Pollard to become the next Fairfield District representative on the Henrico County School Board. I have had the pleasure of knowing Terrell Pollard for the past several years, when he has served in a leadership capacity for numerous organizations. Terrell is a proud graduate of Henrico County Public Schools’ Highland Springs High School, where his awareness of public service and youth development began and has throughout his professional career. He has served in many leadership positions,...Article Link

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