An affordable housing community proposed in Henrico; one high school basketball team from he county makes it back to the state title game, while two others fall just short; a county man faces three charges in a now-fatal New Year's Day crash; Henrico Schools to host a job fair today; the school system launches its annual online survey; your chance to learn more about serving on a nonprofit board.

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Two Henrico men die in a Maryland crash; housing reform bills fare poorly in the Virginia General Assembly; a popular Richmond bookstore is moving to Henrico's Far West End; the state's first AI-enabled fitness studio opens in Henrico; Henrico CASA launches a new podcast tomorrow.

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Henrico settles a lawsuit filed by two environmental groups; a Henrico woman has been missing for one year; Henrico public school enrollment rises above 50,000; our weekly round-up of local restaurant health inspections, as well as animals awaiting adoption at the county's animal shelter,.

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A pay raise is planned for Henrico County employees; a bill that would have reversed the California-style electric vehicle law in Virginia fails in the General Assembly; Henrico Too Smart 2 Start hosts a social media contest for teens; our weekly Savvy Senior column; how to support the Citizen.

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Henrico officials break ground on the county's newest park; the General Assembly passes a gun-safety measure; a bill from a Henrico senator to standardize the nursing curriculum in Virginia's community college system earns bipartisan approval; our weekly "Gametime Henrico" round-up of high school sports, including regional and state championship competition.

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The candidates for a special Virginia Senate election next month are set; Henrico Schools officials are planning additional resources for nine schools; the school board adopts new policies related to student health and approves the school calendar for 2023-24; a Henrico supervisor is charged after striking a cyclist while driving; another gun is stopped at Richmond International Airport.

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Republicans and Democrats set elections to nominate candidates for the vacant Ninth District Virginia Senate seat; Henrico officials seeking to attract retirees to fill part-time roles; a bill could require all Virginia drivers to have car insurance; Henrico Schools Superintendent Amy Cashwell wins a regional award; applications for the Home Choice Voucher waiting list will be accepted next month; the Henrico Citizen names 15 new advisory board members.

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Parties will select their nominees to seek the Ninth District state Senate seat vacated by Jennifer McClellan by early next week; a new retail project is taking shape in Short Pump; Henrico reports its second case of rabies this year; our monthly dining column, Plate & Goblet, has details about some new spots at Libbie Mill; Henrico High School students present Disney's Beauty and the Beast; Henrico Fur Finder has details about pets up for adoption at the county's animal shelter.

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A historic day for one local Democrat; a Henrico man is charged with second-degree murder; a complete round-up of recent high school sports regional and state title competition; a Henrico teen is reported missing; a mental health education bill fails in the Virginia House; our weekly "Savvy Senior" column.

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Recycling is getting easier soon in Henrico; a longtime child care center in Lakeside is closing its doors; Virginia Career Works plans a virtual workshop; 'The Calm Before the Storm' to profile Gabriel Prosser.

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