Today in Henrico

Paula Buckley, director of outreach and public affairs for GRASP (GReat Aspirations Scholarship Program) joins host Tara Gray to discuss how the organization is working to help students in the region.

Host Tara Gray is joined by Zach Felder, the creator of a Facebook group called Parallel Learning and Nanny Cooperative, who discusses the group's objectives and how it is hoping to match parents, nannies and teachers to provide an educational alternative for local families.

Highland Springs High School history teacher Ryan Burgess, a representative of the HCPS Back to School Safely Facebook group, joins host Tara Gray to discuss the group's position and desires for the coming school year.

In the second of our series of conversations about what the return to school might look like in Henrico County, host Tara Gray speaks with Kinda Kirkeby of Choices for Virginia Schools, a Henrico-based group that formed to encourage the county's school board to select a full-time, in-person plan for students this fall.

Henrico County Public Schools' Chief of Communications and Community Engagement Andy Jenks joins host Tara Gray to talk about what the return to school might look like this fall. This is the first of four conversations this week with representatives from the school system and community groups that are lobbying for various outcomes.

Sharon Moody, co-owner of Shore Dog Café in Henrico's Near West End, discusses life as a small restaurant operator during the time of COVID-19 and how her restaurant has adapted to change.

Eric Leabough, director of Henrico County's Community Revitalization department, discusses the agency's efforts in Highland Springs and elsewhere.

KLM Foundation founder Kimberley L. Martin talks with host Tara Gray about the organization she created in 2002 to help college students buy their books.

Lisa Schaffner of the United Organ Sharing Network visits with Tara Gray to discuss the organization and its reach.

Amy Yarcich, executive director of the nonprofit RX Partnership, chats with Tara Gray about the organization and its mission.