A new charge filed in connection with the murder of 13-year-old Lucia Bremer; voters in eight precincts may have received incorrect absentee ballots; a 30-year-old Henrico man faces murder charges after allegedly striking and killing his own mother with a vehicle; juvenile in custody after making social media threats against Varina High School; Henrico 4-H hosting its annual apple, peanut and honey sale.

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Threats made on social media against one Henrico high school have some parents concerned today; where are the most traffic accidents happening in Henrico?; Henrico Schools plans three virtual sessions about its high school specialty centers; our weekly Restaurant Watch.

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COVID-19 cases continue trending downward in Henrico; Richmond Raceway makes an announcement; the latest property transactions from Henrico County; a new state app makes it easier to find vendors, including SWaM vendors; a look at what's happening around town this week.

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New COVID-19 cases in Henrico trending in a good direction; the county’s third rabies case of the year is confirmed; a new senior living community is opening in Henrico tomorrow; Henrico Police officials plan four crime prevention seminars next month.

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Henrico Schools officials detail hundreds of new COVID-19 cases; Coca-Cola expands its Sandston plant; Innsbrook After Hours hosts its last show of the season; a giveaway for coffee drinkers.

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Henrico Schools soon will have rapid COVID-19 tests for some students to take home; bus Henrico school bus drivers give the school board an earful; the county's first-time unemployment claims nearly quadruple; Henrico 4-H offering STEM kits for kids; Academy at Virginia Randolph to host plant sale this week.

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Henrico Schools officials announce a replacement for Andy Jenks, promote another administrator; a Henrico gas station fined for price-gouging; a Brookland District town meeting is planned for next week; 'Walk for Children's" to take place tomorrow; dinosaurs invade Richmond Raceway.

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Henrico Police are investigating threats against Highland Springs High School; Henrico Schools officials switch to a weekly announcement schedule for COVID-19 cases; new COVID cases up countywide Wednesday; Henrico losing finance director to collegiate ranks.

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A guilty plea in a crash that killed a Henrico Police captain; learn more about ReEstablish Richmond in our weekly nonprofit profile; new COVID-19 cases increase slightly but are trending downward overall, despite three more deaths Tuesday; Henrico Police need help to find a missing 15-year-old girl.

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Enrollment is down at Reynolds Community College, but college officials are implementing new approaches to stem the decline; COVID-19 cases are down in recent days, too; Innsbrook After Hours is tomorrow; the Citizen celebrates 20 years.

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