A five-person race emerges for one seat on the Henrico School Board; a look at one of the many summer school programs taking place in Henrico; our weekly Restaurant Watch; two local organizations earn statewide health grants. 

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A new nonstop flight from Richmond International Airport; a longtime Henrico Police official becomes a chief of police in the Outer Banks; stolen SNAP benefits to be restored; recent property transactions; details about the animals at the Henrico Animal Shelter who are waiting permanent homes.

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A local nonprofit is making life a little easier for some Henrico residents; a house fire kills a dog; a new option for your Virginia driver's license or ID; this week's 'Savvy Senior' offers advice on vision loss.

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This sport held its international world cup event in Henrico County this past weekend; a teen is shot and killed in the West End; how you can become a TSA PreCheck member this week at Richmond International Airport; details about the three candidates seeking the Three Chopt District seat on the county's school board.

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A coffee roastery seeks a move to Lakeside, and a 24-hour convenience store is planned in Highland Springs; Henrico PAL to host its Community Day Monday; Henrico Schools to host four job fairs this month; Dominion Energy bills declining slightly for typical customers; photos from Red, White and Lights; our weekly Restaurant Watch.

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Details about the Henrico Schools projects to be funded with meals tax money; GRTC wants to hear from you; a new farm-to-table dining option in Varina; how to receive state funding for cooling assistance; a Henrico student earns recognition at the national SkillsUSA Championships; four new laws relating to alcohol sales take effect. 

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Two new transportation projects approved; a man is shot on Independence Day; the busiest month ever at RIC; Henrico wins 38 NACo awards; a plant society is hosting its 66th annual convention this week in the Near West End. 

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Henrico officials honor land-owners; what to know about elder abuse in the county; inspectors blast a Henrico restaurant as having "continuously failed to demonstrate  knowledge and ability to operate a food establishment;" Virginia's Move Over law is expanding in two days; a Henrico 11-year-old is selected as a delegate for a national diabetes conference.

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Free vaccinations for middle and high school students in Henrico; two events for local job-seekers; Henrico’s Fourth of July celebration is scheduled for one week from today; Citizen managing editor earns a national award.

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The EPA updates Henrico residents about a facility that could be creating an elevated cancer risk for some; the Henrico Planning Commission endorses a 55-and-old community in the West End; how to find out where your student can get free meals this summer; Henrico CASA welcomes new advocates.

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