Life gets back to normal in Henrico, following a water crisis and a week without school; a crash injures three and knocks down power lines in Eastern Henrico. 

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Virginia officials aren't satisfied with briefing on drone sightings; a Henrico man wins $500,000; Henrico officials express support for Youngkin's sports tourism grant proposal; 'Home Alone' to be screened at Meadow Farm; 'Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over' campaign underway.

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Henrico Schools officials expand the school system's winter meals effort; historic land in Henrico will be protected; Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan urges Congress to extend states' ability to replace stolen SNAP funds; "The Nutcracker" begins tonight at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen.

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Henrico Police have new information about an unsolved 1987 rape; Henrico supervisors weigh an ordinance to increase support for county employees; Henrico HS students urge school board members to take immediate action in the aftermath of a stabbing at the school; a weekend adoption event at the Henrico Police Animal Shelter leads to a record-breaking number of animals being adopted; voting opens for the RVA Sports Awards; a Quioccasin MS student wins a statewide safe driving jingle contest.

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One teen is killed and another injured in two separate shootings in Henrico; this week's edition of The Henrico Business Corner with Mike King features an interview with Henrico County Chief of Staff Cari Tretina; spotlighting Highland Springs HS graduate Mekhi Becton, who is playing a key role on the 12-2 Philadelphia Eagles this season; a big announcement from the Henrico Citizen.

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Henrico Schools officials weigh options in the aftermath of the brutal stabbing at Henrico HS 12 days ago; heartbreak for one Henrico County high school in its pursuit of a state football championship; a Varina man is honored by the Virginia Capital Trail Foundation; criminals steal 30 to 40 guns from a Henrico shop over the weekend.

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Henrico names its teacher of the year; the county has 60 pedestrian-safety projects underway countywide; Henrico Schools earns federal funding for 10 zero-emission buses; Operation DISS-rupt to focus on I-95 corridor this weekend; our Weekend Top 5 and Restaurant Watch.

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Two men face charges in connection with a fatal November crash; a long-awaited JLARC study on data centers in Virginia is released; Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares cracks down on robocalls; Henrico officials plan a major holiday pet adoption event Saturday.

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A state senator seeks the opinion of Virginia's attorney general in relation to the planned Rosie's Gaming Emporium in Henrico; a single-vehicle crash leaves one woman dead; the Henrico Citizen and Henrico Economic Development Authority announce the second iteration of the Henrico Small Business Boost; the second of three nights of the Henrico Holiday Express Tour takes place in the Varina District; Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces $51.25 million in new funding for struggling schools.

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The Henrico Sports and Events Center celebrates its first year with a big weekend of events; tonight begins a three-day Henrico Holiday Express Tour parade through the county; Henrico School Board members will vote on a $26.5-million request for capital improvement funds that they intend to submit to the Henrico Board of Supervisors; a national recovery advocate speaks at the McShin Foundation; this week's Henrico Business Corner with Mike King features UR professor Richard Coughlin.

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