A shake-up in the Fourth Congressional District race; Henrico School Board members meet with the county's legislative delegation; the Henrico Education Foundation plans a fundraising gala; three showings of "The Nutcracker" this weekend in Henrico; apply to join our Citizen Advisory Board or Ambassadors program.

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Two people die in an overnight house fire; tense moments at Tucker High School following a threat; Republicans announce how they will select their nominee for the Fourth Congressional District race; a juvenile shoots another in the West End; Gov. Youngkin announces a behavioral health plan.

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A national company announces plans to move its headquarters to Innsbrook; more candidates enter the Democratic primary for the Fourth Congressional District seat; Henrico's board of supervisors amends it budget to return money to taxpayers; supervisors also set a meeting to consider the creation of the GreenCity Community Development Authority; enhancement plans approved for Cheswick Park; our weekly high school sports round-up; tips for seniors in our Savvy Senior column; how to help local nonprofits and the Henrico Citizen at the same time.

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School playgrounds are in need of repair, but no funding has been identified for most of them; a Henrico man receives a jail sentence of almost 50 years; details about the Democratic primary for the Fourth Congressional District seat, after a special election date is set; the Lakeside Optimists host a Christmas event for children.

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Two Democrats prepare to seek their party's nomination for the 4th Congressional District seat; Henrico Schools officials raise the rate of pay for substitutes on Fridays; county officials celebrate a key milestone in the construction of a new facility.

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Three Henrico sites totaling about 100 acres will be preserved; the Henrico School Board makes a policy change related to opioid overdoses; another gun is stopped at an RIC checkpoint; three organizations team up to bring hope to the homeless this month; our weekly Restaurant Watch.

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Henrico’s big plans for one popular Eastern Henrico corridor; the leader of a homelessness organization is retiring; rabies detected in a raccoon found in the county; an airline adds new service to a popular Southeastern city; a robotics event coming this weekend.

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Henrico Police make an arrest in a series of commercial robberies; a Henrico Police officer earns a Valor Award; the Henrico Holiday Express will travel the county during the next three nights; our weekly high school sports round-up, "Gametime Henrico," is here; how you can support the Citizen and a local nonprofit.

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Metal detectors are coming to some Henrico schools; Henrico officials want to help some county employees buy their first homes; Highland Springs High School seeks to defend its state football title; a Henrico woman dies in a car crash; Henrico Police arrest and charge two men in connection with a Nov. 15 homicide; help support our Drive for 500!

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Tense moments at two Henrico County high schools Tuesday; Henrico Schools officials are reimagining a portion of Regency Square mall; Sandston Branch Library celebrates its reopening today; a Henrico man dies in a crash on Parham Road.

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