Henrico Schools' enrollment numbers drop; Henrico woman finding new ways to give back to the community; recapping high school football playoff results; a Rotary Club recognizes public safety officials.

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Mondelez Interational, Inc. announces plans to expand its Varina bakery; new COVID-19 cases in Henrico show slight tick upward; our weekly Restaurant Report; a Montana man is arrested with a gun at Richmond International Airport.

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The disproportionate effect of COVID-19 in Henrico; HCA Virginia to host a webinar tomorrow about COVID vaccinations for children; Henrico Schools officials work to enhance the diversity of school system staffers; Henrico Police seek a robbery suspect.

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It's now easier for those 5 to 11 and those seeking boosters to get the COVID-19 vaccine; a Henrico girl calls 911 to save her apartment from fire; Christmas at Granny's begins tonight in Glen Allen. 

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State and local officials are taking a closer look at the Chickahominy River watershed in Eastern Henrico after apparent high levels of certain chemicals were detected; new COVID-19 cases in Henrico schools rise just slightly; a statewide essay contest for high school girls opens.

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Henrico County loses a giant; a Glen Allen woman has a chance at $10,000 on national television beginning tonight; a Glen Allen man faces a first-degree murder charge in Hampton Roads; more than 150 children get vaccinated against COVID-19 at an event Saturday.

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The Henrico School Board discusses comprehensive redistricting again; more than 1,110 Henrico children 5 to 11 have received the COVID-19 vaccine so far; a Glen Allen man is ticketed during a Veterans Day event at the Virginia War Memorial; a Far West End home catches fire.

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Changes could be coming to 22 Henrico voting precincts; a new county program seeks to encourage redevelopment; a shooting sends two people to the hospital; a warning to motorists and motorcyclists; COVID-19 numbers slow to a trickle.

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Questions remain following a crash and officer shooting that left a man dead in Eastern Henrico; supervisors moving closer to finalizing plans for a bond referendum next year; new COVID-19 cases in Henrico schools continue to drop; Bon Secours Medical Group makes a local acquisition; our newest 'Faces of Henrico Business' profile.

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One man is dead following a crash and officer shooting in Eastern Henrico; high school football playoff pairings are announced; a sad update to a house fire story from last week; new COVID-19 numbers continue to drop in Henrico; education will be a focal point in the General Assembly.

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