Henrico officials break ground on Tuckahoe Park upgrades Henrico and community officials gathered at Tuckahoe Park, the home of Tuckahoe Little League, Sept. 9 to break ground on upgrades to the park that will include a new playground, more restrooms and other amenities. (Click here to continue reading) Wittman, running again in VA-01, supports Trump’s $1.5 trillion defense spending budgetThe Republican incumbent seeks an eighth term in Congress and aims to chair the Armed Forces Committee, as

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Henrico officials break ground on Tuckahoe Park upgrades • Wittman, running again in VA-01, supports Trump’s $1.5 trillion defense spending budget By Citizen Staff Reports • 14 Sept 2026 View in browser View in browser

Henrico officials break ground on Tuckahoe Park upgrades Henrico and community officials gathered at Tuckahoe Park, the home of Tuckahoe Little League, Sept. 9 to break ground on upgrades to the park that will include a new playground, more restrooms and other amenities. (Click here to continue reading) Wittman, running again in VA-01, supports Trump’s $1.5 trillion defense spending budget The Republican incumbent seeks an eighth term in Congress and aims to chair the Armed Forces Committee, as Democratic c… Henrico Citizen •Charlotte Rene Woods, Virginia Mercury Henrico BZA to consider requests for home daycare, short-term rental, accessory dwellings Sept. 24 The Henrico Board of Zoning Appeals is scheduled to consider 10 new cases Sept. 24, including requests for a home dayca… Henrico Citizen •Citizen Staff Reports This Day in Henrico History: Sept. 14 – An armed hostage crisis unfolds on West Broad Street On Sept. 14, 1988, an armed 20-year-old Henrico resident took nine military personnel and two civilians hostage at the … Henrico Citizen •Citizen Staff Reports Henrico Faith and Fellowship: Sept. 14, 2026 Weekly news and information from faith-based organizations and houses of worship serving Henrico County Christ Lutheran… Henrico Citizen •Citizen Staff Reports Henrico Nonprofit Notes: Sept. 14, 2026 Weekly news and information from nonprofits serving Henrico County Affordable Housing Trust Fund partners Partnership f… Henrico Citizen •Citizen Staff Reports Business in brief: Sept. 14, 2026 Layne’s Chicken Fingers is planning to open its second Richmond-area restaurant in Henrico County Sept. 15. The Texas-b… Henrico Citizen •Citizen Staff Reports 'The Red Acre' author Bill Warhop to speak at Libbie Mill Library's Community Authors Showcase Sept. 14 ALSO MAKING NEWS • Former GreenCity developer files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy (Richmond BizSense) • Nonprofit Valor RVA hires first full-time executive director (Richmond BizSense) • PHOTOS: 41st annual Lebanese Food Festival in Henrico (WRIC) HENRICO CITIZEN PODCAST Henrico News Minute – Sept. 14, 2026 Henrico Schools officials have plans to fix HVAC issues that have plagued schools; Henrico supervisors approve several … Henrico Citizen •Citizen Staff Reports TRENDING THIS WEEK ON HENRICOCITIZEN.COM • Henrico Schools officials outline new preventative maintenance plan to tackle ongoing HVAC issues • Henrico supervisors approve speed cameras for all high schools, 2 middle schools • Average year-over-year weekly wages in Henrico up nearly 6% • Visitor spending in Henrico surpasses $2 billion • Funding for new I-64/North Gayton Road 'diverging diamond' sets in motion multi-year project to alleviate Short Pump congestion FOLLOW OR CONTACT THE HENRICO CITIZEN ABOUT THE CITIZEN Advertise • Place a public notice • Support the Citizen • Contact us Read archived articles • Henrico News Minute podcast • Submit a tip More like this Less like this Comment Subscription details You are receiving this because you are a free subscriber to Henrico Citizen. Name: Email: aymentanaze.news@blogger.com Member since: 13 September 2026 Manage subscription Henrico Citizen © 2026 – Unsubscribe