How Henrico childcare centers are adapting to the school system's fully virtual plan; when your child can pick up a computer from the school system; Leadership Metro Richmond announces its 58-person Leadership Quest class; Virginia launches a COVID-19 tracking app; a Varina road is closed for bridge inspection; read our weekly Restaurant Watch and Property Transactions reports.

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Facebook officially opens its doors in Henrico; Kroger Mid-Atlantic will follow suit soon; the Board of Supervisors sets a date for discussion of a potential civilian review board for Henrico Police; Virginia plans to buy hundreds of thousands of rapid COVID-19 tests; an update on the county's COVID-19 numbers; the 2020 Henrico Christmas Mother is selected; a Henrico Schools online forum addresses educational equity; School Board members plan series of three virtual meetings with students; Henrico Police name the victim of a fatal shooting.

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Henrico prepares for Tropical Storm Isaias; an update on the COVID-19 outbreak in Henrico's jails; answering your questions about virtual learning this fall; a child dies in Eastern Henrico; Police need your help identifying a robbery suspect; three Henrico educators provide tips about how to get students motivated during a fully virtual return to school; today was supposed to be National Night Out; Henrico County names a new county attorney; Tuckahoe District Supervisor Pat O'Bannon earns national appointments.

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A COVID-19 update; a Sandston community meeting planned tonight; an update on a missing 31-year-old woman; Henrico County Schools to provide meals for two days today; a Wyndham house fire injures two firefighters; a Highland Springs football player announces where he'll continue his career in college.

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Some bad news – and good news – on the unemployment front in Henrico; making sense of the county's COVID-19 moving 7-day positivity percentage; two Henrico high schools will be competing in a different athletic classification next year; a new Short Pump long-term care facility opens its sales office.

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Henrico officials expect a major absentee voting push this year; airport police stop a woman with a gun at a checkpoint; a homicide support group is set to start; a look at the return to the playing fields for Henrico youngsters; an update on local property transactions.

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Henrico's Board of Supervisors discusses a civilian review board; the county names a new finance director; Henrico Police identify a person of interest in a possibly racially-motivated incident at an Eastern Henrico grocery store; Henrico's COVID-19 7-day positivity percentage keeps climbing; Henrico Schools plans a pop-up school supply drive this week.

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Henrico’s Board of Supervisors to discuss possibility of civilian review board; an update about the 2020 Innsbrook After Hours season; Henrico records its highest single-day COVID-19 case count; why a publishing company is seeking vintage photos about one Henrico community; a senior living community in Henrico gets its own primary care center; a pedestrian is struck and killed in the West End; an update about the fall high school sports season from the VHSL.

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Henrico's COVID-19 numbers reach levels not seen since Memorial Day weekend; COVID-19 testing event planned Thursday in Henrico; Henrico Police seek help identifying hit-and-run driver; how to drive your car around the Richmond Raceway oval; a community meeting planned in Sandston.

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A full recap from the Henrico County School Board's six-hour meeting and vote on a plan for returning to school this fall.

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