Henrico Schools officials determine how they'll calculate students' final grades; an update on this morning's COVID-19 case count in Henrico; Virginia's attorney general warns about virus-related scams; Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger plans a telephone town hall meeting; how you can support local journalism and Henrico nonprofits.

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Governor Northam orders all Virginians to stay home for two and a half months; a local finance company announces it’s moving to Henrico County; two Henrico boards and commissions announce meeting postponements; the University of Richmond donates medical supplies; an announcement from the Henrico Citizen – and a creative way for you to support Henrico nonprofits.

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An update on Henrico County’s COVID-19 outbreak; a local organization offers to donate as much as $15,000 to assist Henrico families; a Henrico woman and her grandson die in a wrong-way crash; a road closure in Eastern Henrico; details about the Citizen’s Henrico’s Top Teachers issue and how to nominate a teacher.

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Henrico's school redistricting process may continue on original timeline; how county schools could help emergency responders; Henrico's hiring freeze won't apply to public safety positions; Real ID deadline extended.

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Good news for Henrico high school seniors; COVID-19 claims a third victim from a Henrico nursing home, as the number of confirmed cases there grows; Gov. Ralph Northam announces a change for all Virginia hospitals; Congressman Donald McEachin to host a virtual 'fireside chat'; Sheetz announces a pay raise.

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Henrico County finds a creative way to support its local restaurants while feeding its employees; the county's proposed budget is slashed by tens of millions and Henrico will introduce hiring and spending freezes in light of COVID-19; the county reports its first two deaths from the virus; emergency responders change the way they respond because of the virus.

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Gov. Ralph Northam shuts down public schools, a number of businesses; an opportunity for nonprofits to receive needed assistance; an Innsbrook company begins mass-producing COVID-19 tests; a local home for people with intellectual disabilities seeks donated items.

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An update on how COVID-19 is impacting things locally; a Henrico organization wants to provide free food for every senior citizen who needs it; Henrico Schools opens its 14th grab-and-go meal site today.

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A COVID-19 update from today's state press briefing; how local nonprofits and food pantries have been impacted by the virus; Henrico reports new confirmed cases of COVID-19; Henrico dining, entertainment venues struggling to stay afloat; Attorney General Mark Herring issues an opinion about electronic meetings; will Virginia students have to take SOLs?; deadline tomorrow for Henrico Citizen's small business assistance program

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A prominent local executive is diagnosed with COVID-19; more than 16,000 Virginians applied for unemployment insurance yesterday alone – how you can do the same, and when you might begin receiving checks; help for Medicaid patients and Virginia businesses; how Facebook wants to help Henrico businesses; the Henrico Police Animal Shelter makes a change.

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