Henrico Schools to remain closed for two additional weeks, offer additional food pick-up sites; Henrico conducts pop-up COVID-19 testing; state confirms 77 positive tests, including four new ones in Richmond; bus service around town is now free; the Republican Party of Virginia and UR's Modlin Center for the Arts announce cancellations.

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Henrico reports its second confirmed case of COVID-19; Henrico establishes hotlines for virus-related topics; Gov. Ralph Northam urges no gatherings of more than 10 people and eases the process of applying for and receiving unemployment benefits; DMV locations close; Henrico Schools officials provide mobile internet hubs at four high schools; apply today for one of 10 Henrico Citizen digital advertising packages for Henrico-based small businesses.

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Henrico reports its first COVID-19 case; Henrico closes its libraries and parks; county supervisors waive suspension of water and sewer disconnections; a full rundown of how county agencies and services will be impacted by COVID-19; Rocketts Landing neighbors serenade each other; Henrico names a new deputy county manager; a new senior living community is planned in the West End.

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An update about the impact of the COVID-19 coronavirus on Henrico County's public schools, government and local businesses, plus an opportunity for small businesses in Henrico to win a free two-month digital advertising package from the Henrico Citizen in light of the virus.

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Henrico schools to close for two weeks; Henrico Police locate a missing man; Henrico officials are modifying their community cleanup program; the Red Cross has an urgent need for blood and platelet donors; local events postponed.

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COVID-19 begins to have impacts locally; a Virginia woman wins $1 million in Henrico; a job fair tomorrow in Henrico; Richmond Raceway Complex hosts a craft expo all weekend; Henrico's Division of Recreation and Parks presents the first of its two-part Adventure Series.

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Details about Henrico's proposed $1.4-billion budget; a planned expansion of Glover Park; students at two Henrico elementary schools will read along with students statewide, thanks to Virginia bankers; the Central Virginia BBB seeks to drive out scams; the Henrico Community Authors' Showcase plans a meeting.

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Henrico supervisors will hear County Manager John Vithoulkas's budget proposal tonight; supervisors prepare to refinance $325 million in debt; Henrico Schools officials want your input; the region responds to COVID-19; Highland Springs High School's girls' basketball team plays its state Final Four game tonight; Henrico CASA seeks volunteers.

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A planning firm designs plans for the redevelopment of Virginia Center Commons; A Henrico man shot and killed in Richmond; a driver dies in a crash on I-295; learn how to plant a vegetable garden; a new pizza shop is coming to Willow Lawn; details about the March Innsbrook Wellness Forum; Short Pump Town Center's kids club plans a meeting.

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A morning crash leaves a man dead in Sandston; will Henrico schools open before Labor Day soon?; an officer-involved shooting in the Far West End; the Henrico GOP plans a Saturday candidate event; HCA hospitals take coronavirus precautions; our Weekend Top 10 list – and something called a Bunfest.

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