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HCPS’ “Letter-of-Intent Signing Day” program wins workforce-readiness award from Virginia School Boards Association

July 26, 2019 RVAHub Staff

HCPS’ Letter-of-Intent Signing Day mimics ceremonies that honor high school athletes as they gather in gyms to sign letters-of-intent to play for NCAA athletic programs. The Henrico program recognizes students entering the workforce with a similar ceremony before family and members of the media.

Richmond area’s $30 million in 2018 Occupancy Tax revenue sets record

July 24, 2019 RVAHub Staff

As Richmond Region’s popularity as a tourist destination continues to grow, local jurisdictions are seeing a tangible financial impact.

Jason Carangelo named new Commissioner of Buildings for City of Richmond

July 23, 2019 RVAHub Staff

A registered architect and LEED accredited professional, Carangelo brings 20 years of professional experience to Richmond. In his previous position, Carangelo served as the building inspections administrator for the City of Savannah’s Development Services Department, managing a building construction investment portfolio of over $4 billion.

Henrico Schools takes home awards for communications efforts

July 22, 2019 RVAHub Staff

Henrico County Public Schools has been recognized for its communications efforts with four awards from the National School Public Relations Association.

Councilmember Gray hosting community meeting surrounding redevelopment of The Diamond, Arthur Ashe Boulevard Tuesday

July 19, 2019 RVAHub Staff

No official redevelopment plans have been submitted as of yet, but Tuesday is your first chance to voice your opinion on how the area surrounding The Diamond and Arthur Ashe Boulevard should be redeveloped in the near future.

Seven Henrico schools honored by Board of Education for achievement, improvement

July 8, 2019 RVAHub Staff

Five Henrico County schools were recognized for high student achievement and another two were recognized by the Board for significant improvement over a three-year span.

New laws take effect today: Tobacco purchase age rises, animal cruelty now a felony, happy hour can now be advertised, and more

July 1, 2019 Trevor Dickerson

July 1st marks the day when scores of new laws enacted by the Virginia General Assembly go into effect each year. Here’s a roundup of some of the laws that will affect you and what they mean.

Mayor Stoney appoints interim Richmond Police Chief William Smith to permanent post

June 27, 2019 RVAHub Staff

Chief Smith, 51, began his law enforcement career with RPD in 1995 and has risen through the ranks of the department over a 24-year career. Since January 1, he has served as Interim Chief of Department following the retirement of former RPD Chief Alfred Durham.

Henrico Schools seeks applicants from every school to serve on redistricting committee

June 14, 2019 RVAHub Staff

Henrico Schools is seeking citizens to serve on a committee to lead the process of examining and redrawing school attendance zones for every school in the district.

Henrico County breaks ground on $650,000 project to add cricket fields to Deep Run Park

June 11, 2019 RVAHub Staff

Crews started site work this month on a $648,900 project to renovate three existing multipurpose fields to create a cricket field that includes a clay pitch and meets the standards of the International Cricket Council. The playing fields are currently terraced, with each measuring 180 feet by 330 feet.

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