Henrico Schools officials make a decision about Gov. Glenn  Youngkin's tutoring plan; one of the region's most popular annual attractions opens to the public today in Henrico; the Henrico Planning Commission endorses a retail and storage proposal at Woodman and Mountain roads in Glen Allen; three Henrico elementary schools and the Henrico 4-H program earn state grants.

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The push for collective bargaining right for Henrico teachers gets stronger; a 60-year-old man dies in a two-vehicle crash in Eastern Henrico; three men are indicted in an August Henrico murder; Henrico County receives a federal grant for hazmat efforts; U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg will visit the University of Richmond Dec. 1; a co-founder of the McShin Foundation announces retirement plans.

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One Henrico election may not be over just yet; four Henrico residents are indicted on unemployment compensation fraud charges; Henrico Police seek a suspect who pepper-sprayed employees at a doughnut shop; 16 animals up for adoption at the Henrico Animal Shelter; a senior organization seeks volunteers for its "Be a Santa to a Senior" program.

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Henrico officials break ground on a new police station; Henrico planners endorse a $450-million redevelopment project in the Near West End; nine Henrico teachers honored by the Community Foundation; a Henrico student wins a Veterans Day essay contest; GRTC seeks members for its riders' advisory council.

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Examining how Democrats won big in Henrico on Election Night; Abigail Spanberger announces her bid for Virginia governor; the Henrico Planning Commission endorses a controversial Sheetz proposal; Housing Families First seeks donations to compile holiday meal kits; the final iteration of 'Build Henrico' goes live today.

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Everything you need to know before tomorrow's elections; two Buddhist temples in Henrico are targeted in break-ins; what Henrico residents are saying about bike lanes, shared-use paths and roads; Henrico begins installing AEDs at county parks and recreation areas; two West End office buildings are sold.

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Previewing the high-profile Three Chopt District school board race; Virginia's fuel assistance program is accepting applications through Nov. 13; Henrico to begin its residential leaf collection services on Monday; Henrico PAL holds its annual awards ceremony; Wings for Autism to host event at Richmond International Airport later this month; the Regency Mile attracts more than 500 runners; several Henrico spots included in new Monopoly: Richmond Edition game.

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Previwing the race for Henrico sheriff; Henrico Schools earns 26 awards; a look at campaign finance totals from statewide races; our weekly 'Henrico Fur Finder' showcases animals up for adoption; a home in the county sells for nearly $2 million.

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A college and career fair tonight in the Far West End; two candidates seek the Tuckahoe District seat on the board of supervisors; a national honor for the University of Richmond; our weekly Savvy Senior column.

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Previewing the race for Three Chopt District supervisor; a new credit union plans to open a branch in Short Pump; our Gametime Henrico round-up of  high school sports action; the Richmond Highland Games move to a new Henrico location this weekend; Lewis Ginter's Dominion Energy GardenFest of Lights opens in three weeks.

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