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Nunsense Musical in Glen Allen: Henrico Theatre Company Performances & Tickets
Get ready to laugh until your habits fall off! The beloved musical comedy, Nunsense, is set to kick off the Henrico Theatre Company’s 47th season with a side-splitting run at the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen. Prepare for a heavenly dose of humor as the Little Sisters of Hoboken take the stage for a…
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Juneteenth 2026: Celebrations Across Richmond and Central Virginia
From festivals and historical tours to performances and community celebrations, organizations across the Richmond region are marking Juneteenth with events that honor Black history, culture, and freedom.
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Henrico Business Awards Nominations Open
Henrico is now accepting nominations for its 2026 Excellence in Action Awards recognizing resilient and impactful businesses and leaders.
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After a Strong 2025, Crime Trends in RVA Continue to Improve
Crime across RVA declined through 2025, driven largely by reductions in property offenses like vehicle theft and catalytic converter theft. While overall incidents are down, trends in violent crime remain uneven across the region.
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Henrico Sets April 25 Drug Take Back Day to Curb Prescription Misuse
Henrico County will host its spring Drug Take Back Day on April 25, offering residents a safe and anonymous way to dispose of unused medications and help prevent prescription drug misuse.
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Henrico Launches New Logo and Website Refresh
Henrico County has unveiled a new logo and refreshed website, pairing a modern visual identity with its longstanding official seal.
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Burlington Expands Richmond Footprint with New Parham One Location
Burlington plans a new 23,500-square-foot store at Parham One in Henrico, continuing a wave of retail redevelopment across the Richmond region.
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From City Blocks to Cul-de-Sacs: The Quiet Shift in Black Suburban Richmond
Black residents are increasingly moving from Richmond city to its suburban counties, a significant demographic shift driven by economic factors, educational opportunities, and safety concerns. This migration is reshaping the region’s cultural, social, and economic landscapes, demanding new strategies from urban planners and community leaders.
