Henrico's Board of Supervisors plans a public meeting about a civilian review board; the deadline is tomorrow for small businesses to apply for COVID-related grants from Henrico County and Virginia LISC; a look at how public school systems in Virginia are reopening; a COVID-19 update; free COVID testing planned next week; Henrico Humane Society hosts an online fundraising campaign.

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The Virginia General Assembly reconvenes; another running event moves to a virtual format; a Henrico police officer is honored by MADD of Virginia; the latest property sales in Henrico; a COVID-19 update.

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A longtime Henrico retailer files for bankruptcy; how you can help assembly COVID-19 care kits; a missing 86-year-old man turns up just two streets from where he was last seen; Henrico students earn GRASP scholarships; how and when to have your well water checked for contaminants; the Airport Business Association plans a Wednesday meeting; Henrico Doctors' Hospital earns 13 awards for women's care.

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A major cell phone company is expanding its Henrico presence with 500 new jobs and a new location; Brookland District residents have another chance to provide input on a potential civilian review board; a COVID-19 update; Henrico CASA seeks volunteers; traffic alerts for Eastern Henrico and the Near West End.

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Henrico's School Board extends Superintendent Amy Cashwell's contract, adjusts its student code and discusses back-to-school plans; the Richmond Marathon is coming to Henrico; a COVID-19 update; this week's Henrico Restaurant Watch; good news on the unemployment front in the county.

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Henrico County helps with the restoration efforts of a historic cemetery; how two men helped 20 Eastern Henrico residents they didn't know avoid the first step of the eviction process; a Henrico high school is closed because of a COVID-19 outbreak; the Henrico School Board meets today; what virtual learning schedules will look like for Henrico students; a COVID-19 update; a self-proclaimed KKK leader is sentenced to jail; Sen. Tim Kaine and state Senator Jennifer McClellan discuss racial inequality within maternal health; police seek assistance locating a missing woman.

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Three nonprofit organizations plan to use Henrico schools for full-day childcare during the first nine weeks of school; Henrico's Fiscal Year 2020 may have ended on a better note than expected; updated property transactions in Henrico; more pop-up school supply drives are planned in the county; a COVID-19 update.

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The grandfather of a late Deep Run High School student-athlete creates a nonprofit to honor him; how to run the Monument Avenue 10k entirely in Henrico; another Henrico DMV location will reopen next week; a Henrico man wins a bass fishing tournament; Henrico Police plans a rabies vaccine event for pet owners.

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Henrico hires its fifth new agency leaders in four months; a COVID-19 weekend update; the Henrico Health Department offers free back-to-school physicals, immunizations for students whose families are uninsured; 2 Henrico sisters begin math program for virtual learners; Henrico's housing market still strong; Henrico County wins 3 Virginia Association of County awards.

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Douglas Freeman High School officials make a big announcement; School Board members host two separate online forums with students and staff members; some encouraging news on the unemployment front in Henrico; county officials plan a meeting about a Three Chopt Road sidewalk project.

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