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Four candidates attended a Henrico Board of Supervisors candidate forum Sept. 13 at Reynolds Community College. (Courtesy Sierra Club-Falls of the James Group). Four Henrico County Board of Supervisors candidates gathered at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College Wednesday night to answer questions about environment, school equity and public transportation. All 10 candidates seeking seats on

Four community organizations will sponsor a Henrico County Board of Supervisors candidates forum Thursday, Sept. 13, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Lipman Auditorium in the Massey Library Technology Center at J. Sergeant Reynolds Community College, 1651 East Parham Road. The Sierra Club - Falls of the James Group, Henrico NAACP, Partnership for

Some Henrico residents and county officials are concerned about the proliferation of tobacco and vape shops in the county, including those located near schools, like the recently opened Village Tobacco and Vape (above), which sits across Nine Mile Road from Fairfield Middle School. (Tom Lappas/Henrico Citizen) Henrico County officials are investigating ways to crack down

Traffic-calming efforts along Anoka Road in Henrico's Near West End (one entrance to which is pictured above, at Skipwith Road) have been met with mixed reviews from residents of the area. (Evelyn Davidson for the Henrico Citizen) A planned traffic-calming effort on a busy neighborhood road in the Near West End is drawing mixed reviews

Twenty Henrico small businesses and organizations will receive free three-month advertising packages with the Henrico Citizen in the coming months, thanks to a partnership between the Citizen and the Henrico Economic Development Authority. Through the Henrico Small Business Boost program, the companies will receive advertising on the Citizen’s online, email, social media, podcast and sponsored