A name for a proposed pet adoption center; how you can monitor your student’s internet usage; Reynolds Community College postpones its 50th anniversary celebration; Henrico receives nearly $1 million in flood-prevention funding.

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More pickleball courts coming to Henrico; a proposed animal adoption center gets a name today; the Henrico NAACP plans a meeting; nominations are being accepted for an award to honor principals; the Dominion Energy Charity Classic is coming back, with a few new additions.

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Eleven Henrico schools miss full accreditation; new monkeypox vaccine eligibility standards take effect; 4-H programs offer apples, peanuts, honey for sale; details about the new noise ordinance now in effect in Henrico; three high school bands to compete at statewide event this weekend.

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A Henrico woman wins $159,000; Henrico Schools officials expand a program that rewards students for following the rules; a Chesterfield man is struck and killed by a vehicle in Eastern Henrico; soccer-like sports grows in popularity locally.

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A locally owned sustainability-focused good store prepares to open in the West End; a juvenile is arrested and charged with the murder of a Henrico teen; an urban mixed-use community planned in Innsbrook; the latest edition of our "Plate & Goblet" feature about Henrico restaurants; find out what local homes are fetching on the market.

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A hit-and-run victim dies; Henrico officials gather at the site of the county's new indoor sports and entertainment arena to mark a milestone; four new exhibits open at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen; the Henrico Retired School Personnel Association brings back its student scholarship; the Citizen turns 21.

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A Henrico County high school student wins gold for Team USA in an international swimming event; a high honor for one Henrico elementary school; a Henrico teen is shot and killed near Richmond Raceway; everything you need to know about voting in this year’s election; Highland Springs High School’s football team dominates the top team in West Virginia.

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A mid-afternoon shootout in Highland Springs sends two people to the hospital; a bomb scare closes a major Far West End store temporarily; the Mobilize Recovery Bus Tour stops in Henrico today; a new Virginia Supreme Court justice is from Henrico.

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Henrico will again welcome NASCAR back to town twice in 2023; the search for "living fossils" on the James River; a Northern Henrico crash leaves one car flipped upside down; Kroger begins its annual peanut butter drive; one Henrico home sells for $2.1 million.

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Dominion Energy plans a meeting about a transmission line extension project in Sandston; plans for the new Henrico detox center become more clear; Henrico supervisors approve a noise ordinance amendment; supervisors formally create Henrico Sports and Entertainment Authority; supervisors honor a longtime Henrico Schools officials; a Henrico company buys a German company; a mac-and-cheese festival is coming this weekend; comedy at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen.

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