Henrico employees may see a bump in their paychecks after all; Henrico witnesses eight new COVID-related deaths; Henrico Schools' Central Office location reports its third COVID case in two weeks; Henrico Police Chief Eric English addresses a weekend incident in which officers entered the wrong home; first-time unemployment claims in Henrico rise to levels last seen in mid-August; state legislators are appointed to the Virginia Redistricting Commission; The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen launches digital catalog featuring Virginia makers and businesses; a look at recent Henrico property transactions.

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Complete coverage of Tuesday's announcement of a planned mixed-use development at Parham Road and I-95, featuring a 17,000-seat arena and 2.3 million square feet of office and retail space as part of an eco-district proposal; Sandston Elementary School earns a state honor.

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School-sponsored winter sports in Henrico County are axed; how to apply to serve on the Virginia Redistricting Commission; Henrico County officials plan a morning announcement; more COVID-19 cases in Henrico schools; an update about the virus in Henrico; another gun stopped at RIC.

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A COVID-19 update; new cases reported at two Henrico schools; an update on the Henrico Holiday Express Tour; when to pay your personal property and real estate taxes; the Henrico Community Authors Showcase to meet virtually tonight.

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COVID-19 cases in Henrico continue to rise at record rates; a state agency takes a look at what legalizing marijuana would mean in Virginia; The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen plans the "Joy of Illumination"; Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger's office returns $4 million to constituents; how to renew your commercial driver's license online; a look at crime in Henrico during the past week; details about home prices in Henrico; happy Thanksgiving from the Henrico Citizen!

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A Henrico woman could spend five years in jail for interfering with a police aircraft in June; Henrico COVID cases remain higher, but positivity percentage declines; 6 new cases reported in Henrico schools; Henrico County plans a 'holiday cheer' tour next month; a former top Henrico Schools administrator is named superintendent in a prominent North Carolina district; how you can help bring some holiday spirit to seniors in need.

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Plans for a proposed Varina wedding and event venue are drawing some concerns from neighbors; Henrico's COVID-19 case counts are reaching record highs, but there may be a logical explanation; Henrico County plans a unique experience involving a classic Christmas movie; a local mother and her three children will soon have a new home in Highland Springs, thanks to Habitat for Humanity.

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Henrico's COVID-19 numbers take a downward dive, at least for a day; new unemployment filings in the county remain on par with the previous week's levels; a sneak peek at the Dominion Energy Gardenfest of Lights at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden; Richmond Raceway lands another truck series race; how to help Little Hands of Virginia support babies and toddlers; Virginia ABC stores announce their holiday hours; our weekly Restaurant Watch.

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Henrico County plans a new $14-million detox and recovery center; details about how many Henrico students plan to return to school in person; another new record day for COVID cases in the county, and one more Henrico school reports a case; Gov. Ralph Northam provides an update about when he expects vaccine distribution to begin in Virginia.

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Henrico sets an all-time high for COVID-19 cases in a two-day period; a tractor-trailer accident snarls morning traffic on I-95; a state legislator announces he'll run for governor; Brookland Supervisor Dan Schmitt to host a virtual meeting tonight; a Henrico Schools meeting tomorrow night will now take place in virtual mode only; an update on local home sales; Congressman Donald McEachin honors a Henrico veteran; one of the region's most popular holiday events returns next week.

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