The Henrico Planning Commission approves plans for several retail projects; Henrico County is hiring 911 dispatchers; a longtime county organization dissolves, but leaves a lasting legacy; an update on the Airport Drive construction project; ever wonder what your military memorabilia is worth?

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Your chance to learn about a proposed power plant; tax advice from state officials; a Henrico man arrested and charged with hit-and-run; Sportable announces plans for a fundraiser; and what's our favorite kind of pie?

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Henrico Police make an arrest in connection with a homicide last week and seek help identifying a robber; the American Red Cross hosts a blood drive today; VDOT seeks input about a bridge project.

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Details about the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebration in Henrico; a county man wins the lottery – three times; a local private school is moving; U.S. Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger planning "Valentines for Veterans;" and Henrico Police make arrests in a Friday night robbery.

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Henrico Police seeking details about a Northside murder; three organizations join to build beds for kids in need; wellness expo planned tomorrow; and it's a big weekend for trains and volleyball in Henrico.

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The new-look Henrico School Board meets; the Wienermobile visits Henrico; Henrico crowns its spelling champion; Crossroads Art Center plans an artist's reception; a three-day antiques show is coming this weekend.

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The Henrico Board of Supervisors selects its 2020 leaders; local commonwealth's attorneys plan a summit about poverty and crime; a Mexican restaurant is expanding into the Far West End; Innsbrook Table Talks is coming tomorrow; and The Cultural Arts Center plans an artist's reception.

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'All Henrico Reads' book and author selected; an early-morning crash kills a driver in Eastern Henrico; details about a job fair this week; and information about a Henrico supervisor's town hall meeting tomorrow.

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Former employees of a shuttered Henrico printing company will receive termination checks soon; Varina High School mourns an employee; tonight's college football national championship game features two Henrico natives.

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An update from last night's Henrico Schools redistricting committee meeting; state Democrats plan to push forward with adoption of the ERA, even though a federal attorney says it's too late to matter; and your chance to strap on the skates this weekend.

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