The Pocahontas Parkway celebrates 20 years with donations; Henrico Schools won’t offer free meals to all students this year; the VSBA honors the Henrico school system; a missing Henrico teen is found safe.

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A new logo unveiled for a Henrico middle school; the USPS plans a job fair this week; learn more about the Citizen Collective.

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Henrico Police arrest nine on underage solicitation charges; Henrico firefighters continue a training exercise in the Near West End; a new running event is coming to the region next month; The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen opens registration for fall classes.

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It's a mixed bag of results for Henrico County Public Schools as SOL scores are announced; the latest Henrico restaurant health inspection reports; GRTC to receive nearly $11 million in federal funding.

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A proposed development in Short Pump meets opposition from nearby residents; national acclaim for a local university; recent home sales in Henrico; this week's tips from "In the Garden."

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A longtime swimming coach is calling it a career, at least in this area; a national sporting goods chain will open its first Virginia store in Henrico this week; "Peter Pan, Jr." opens tomorrow; Flowers After 5 planned at Lewis Ginter.

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Henrico County selects a partner for its planned detox center; county officials will host the first of several meetings about their proposed $511.4-million bond referendum this week; Henrico Police arrest a 22-year-old on a variety of larceny and attempted larceny charges; a juvenile faces charges in connection with a May homicide; more than 70% of young people in Metro Richmond remain in the area a decade later; U.S. Congressman Donald McEachin sends a message to his challenger.

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Hundreds of in-classroom vacancies remain in Henrico public schools; Henrico supervisors move closer to formalizing the county's Sports and Entertainment Authority; another case of rabies confirmed in the county; a traffic alert in Eastern Henrico.

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A spike alert issued for the Richmond region; Henrico’s new Recreation and Parks director is out after just three months; new affordable housing units planned as part of VCC development; Highland Springs High School’s championship basketball team holds its ring ceremony; a Glen Allen all-star baseball team comes up just short in its World Series title attempt.

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