Henrico News Minute

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. Support the show

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. Support the show

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. Support the show

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. Support the show

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. Support the show

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 i...

An indictment in the March crash that killed a Henrico Police officer; Henrico Schools officials discuss the start of the new school year; Henrico Police seek a person of interest in connection with a Glen Allen murder; the University of Richmond receives its highest-ever ranking from US News and World Report; an interactive and immersive art exhibit comes to Glen Allen tomorrow for one day only....

A 23-year-old Henrico man is shot and killed in Glen Allen; two housing organizations call off their planned merger; Henrico Schools officials plan a job fair next week; start your weekend off tonight with one of these local events. Support the show

Henrico officials discuss the county's bond referendum; new COVID-19 booster shots are here; a Henrico home sells for $3.6 million; introducing "Gametime Henrico." Support the show

Henrico Police need your help to solve two crimes; a Varina teen works toward Eagle Scout status by helping an Eastern Henrico cemetery; Sheetz lowers gas prices; one Henrico library is closing for two and a half months of renovations; West Broad Village is seeking food donations this month. Support the show

A few nervous moments for one Henrico school yesterday; more Virginians are taking the train; a traffic alert for travelers in the West End; a farmers’ market plans weekend events; our weekly Restaurant Watch. Support the show

A Henrico man dies in a Lakeside crash; your next chance to learn more about Henrico's 2022 bond referendum; a traffic alert in Eastern Henrico; mark your calendars for a networking event for would-be nonprofit board members. Support the show

A Henrico nonprofit reaches its fundraising goal; some Henrico schools are receiving security enhancements; RIC plans a job fair; how to choose the right perennials for your garden this fall; the latest "Savvy Senior" column offers Medicaid advice. Support the show

Henrico Schools open; Henrico County selected to participate in federal health study; the VEC is hosting a job fair today in Henrico. Support the show

It's the first day of school; meeting the Citizen's new education reporter; Henrico's two defending state football champions make big statements in their first games; two people die in a weekend crash on I-64; a man is arrested after trying to bring a loaded gun onto a flight at RIC; Henrico officials open a new road in Glen Allen. Support the show

A trial date set in the Lucia Bremer murder case; Henrico names a new deputy county manager; several women are wanted in connection with two grand larceny incidents at Short Pump Town Center; recent property transactions in Henrico; tips about how to grow pansies – and eat them. Support the show

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. Support the show

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

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. Support the show

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. Support the show

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." Support the show

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. Support the show

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 man demands his own arrest at a Henrico meeting; the county is set to take its place on the global internet stage again later this year; Henrico agencies win four statewide awards; local children show that “Henrico’s Got Talent.” Support the show

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. Support the show