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Henrico announces housing affordability trust fund - Vimarsana News

Henrico announces housing affordability trust fund

County leaders said they are hoping to make homes affordable for people such as child care workers, first responders, teachers, restaurant staff, office administrators and industrial park workers.

Out of Our Past: Statesville gets second fire truck in 1923; hot-air balloon pilot was pioneer - Vimarsana News

Out of Our Past: Statesville gets second fire truck in 1923; hot-air balloon pilot was pioneer

Ten years ago:

Henderson County News: Who are the behind-the-scenes heroes who run the Apple Festival? - Vimarsana News

Henderson County News: Who are the behind-the-scenes heroes who run the Apple Festival?

Henderson County (Aug 31, 2023) - With the abrupt departure of their fulltime director two months before last year’s Apple Festival, the event’s volunteer leaders received battlefield promotions to carry out the details on their own.

Inflation, high cost of living impact Henderson County budget - Vimarsana News

Inflation, high cost of living impact Henderson County budget

Soaring inflation and skyrocketing cost of living continues to impact nearly every part of society, including the 2022-23 fiscal year budget for Henderson County.

Thousands receive COVID-19 vaccine at the Richmond Raceway - Vimarsana News

Thousands receive COVID-19 vaccine at the Richmond Raceway

"The vaccines need to be reconstituted and made up," said Westwood Pharmacy owner and pharmacist Oley.  "We're reconstituting the Pfizer vaccines with Sodium Chloride," said Pharmacy Coordinator Dr. Shubhro Pal. "Saline is put into the vaccine to mix it up, and once it is mixed up, the vials go over to the drawing tables where they pull up 0.3 ml for each dose." According to Pal, each vial contains about six doses of the COVID-19 vaccine and expires after six hours. "At the drawing tables, volunteers draw the vaccine up into the syringes for the dosage from the vials that were labeled with ...