The Henrico Planning Commission endorses plans for a 622-acre data center and advanced manufacturing development in Sandston; Henrico flood insurance policies will become less expensive in October; a Henrico macaw is a finalist in a national wacky pet name contest; Varina High School one of 27 schools honored nationally by the ACT; Henrico Police seek a man on construction fraud charges; our weekly Restaurant Watch and Weekend Top 5.

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Plans for a massive data center and office park in Eastern Henrico take center stage tonight; Henrico supervisors approve plans for four warehouses; Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoes, amends and signs various environmental and energy-related bills; a small fire displaces some occupants of a Short Pump hotel. 

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Henrico supervisors approve a $1.25-billion budget; Gov. Glenn Youngkin submits his revised budget plan to the General Assembly; a proposed makeover for the Virginia Department of Education; two people die in motorcycle crashes in Henrico's Near West End.

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An eclipse and earthquake on the same day; a full agenda for tonight's Henrico Board of Supervisors meeting; a former Hermitage High School football player is found dead in Richmond; two Henrico brothers making a mark on the music scene; our Henrico Small Business Spotlight focuses on a popular Lakeside home and decor shop.

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Our recap from a busy spring break week includes good news about a Highland Springs teen whose abduction prompted an Amber Alert; details about two solar eclipse events today; the first residents moving into a formerly vacant assisted living facility on the Henrico-Richmond line; a Yorktown woman arrested after bringing a loaded gun to RIC; school staffers demand equal pay raises; good news about Henrico Schools' first dual language immersion program; an audit sheds light on Metro Richmond's recent mail troubles; Henrico receives state funding for a mental health and detox center.

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Good econcomic development news for Henrico; funding for five major transportation projects in the county; Gov. Glenn Youngkin signs into law a measure inspired by the murder of Lucia Bremer; a benefit event for Housing Families First; a virtual art camp for children next week; our weekly Fur Finder.

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Amazon’s Henrico Fulfillment Center celebrates its official opening; Gov. Glenn Youngkin signs into law a bill prompted by a Henrico cake-pop maker; good news for Virginia’s workforce; kindergarten registration is now open; the Virginia School Boards Association is sponsoring an essay contest for high-school students; our weekly Savvy Senior column.

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New intrastate bus service could impact Henrico County; Henrico's board of supervisors will host a public hearing about its proposed budget tonight; new bills approved by the General Assembly would introduce several new topics for instruction in Virginia's public schools; our monthly Plate and Goblet dining round-up; our Henrico Small Business Spotlight profiles a local candlemaking company.

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A new six-story apartment building planned in Henrico's Near West End; the Congressional Art Competition is now accepting entries; Henrico Schools officials seek volunteers for board, committee; Sheetz to host statewide hiring event Wednesday; Henrico's Virginia Cooperative Extension summer camp now accepting registrations; Lewis Ginter plans a spring garden party next month; give to the Citizen and we'll give you two Richmond Flying Squirrels Opening Night game tickets!

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An urgent plea from the chairman of the Henrico Board of Supervisors; the county's $4.6 billion worth of infrastructure needs; Gov. Youngkin calls out Democrats on budget proposal; our Weekend Top 5 and Restaurant Watch.

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