August and September were particularly dry months in Central Virginia, leaving water levels in the James River lower than usual and prompting area leaders to call on residents to observe voluntary water restrictions.
The school system is seeking highly energetic college graduates to provide small group intervention to students in kindergarten through third grade with demonstrated deficiencies in early reading skills.
Each meeting will follow the same agenda and solicit feedback from the public on how the county should build out and expand its transit options over the coming years.
Facebook is making a big investment in the Richmond area–to the tune of $1 billion, announcing plans to build a new 970,000-square-foot data center in the White Oak Technology Park.
The awards are part of the Virginia Law Enforcement Challenge, a traffic safety recognition program that recognizes agencies that excel in keeping their roadways safe. Henrico took first place in several categories.
Food and drink will be available for purchase, the county will offer services to residents including VIN etching and document shredding, and a job fair will also take place.
Among items on the agenda are the city’s new leaf and bulk trash collection policies, updates on transportation, and priorities for Richmond Public Schools.
