In 2024, claims identified as COVID-related made up less than 0.1% of total Medicaid spending in Glen Allen, with virus-specific services totaling no less than $12,350.
Henrico County Government announced K Alferio’s retirement from her role at the Cultural Arts Center and promoted local art projects and an upcoming community forum featuring U.S. Rep. Jennifer McClellan in early April 2026
Henrico County Public Library is hosting its Science & Sonnets Reading Challenge this April. Residents can participate in science- or poetry-themed activities across all branches. Special programs include NASA collaborations, writing workshops, birdwatching walks, zine making sessions, open mics, book discussions—and more.
On March 30, 2026, Henrico County Government announced updates to its official website and unveiled a new county logo via social media posts.
Award-winning author Walter Mosley spoke about living a literary life during All Henrico Reads hosted by Henrico County Public Library on March 27. The event capped off several community activities celebrating literature. Attendees were encouraged to stay involved through surveys and upcoming announcements.
Henrico County Public Library has released a list of ‘weird girl fiction’ books for Women’s History Month. The selection features unconventional female protagonists across various genres. This effort aligns with the library’s broader mission of supporting lifelong learning in the community.
Henrico County Government announced a new HVAC leadership role for its facilities—including those serving over 50,000 public school students—shared updates on naloxone distribution to combat opioids on March 23 and March 25, and invited residents…
Henrico County Public Library marks Women’s History Month with a spotlight on influential colonial-era women as part of VA250 celebrations. The library offers curated reading lists alongside regular programs supporting lifelong learning across its nine locations.
Walter Mosley will headline this year’s All Henrico Reads event hosted by Henrico County Public Library on March 26. The evening includes a presentation about his latest book “Gray Dawn” as well as a book signing. Attendees can expect amenities such as free parking, accessible seating options, and opportunities for prize drawings.
Henrico County Public Library selected Walter Mosley’s ‘Gray Dawn’ for this year’s All Henrico Reads. The initiative explores Los Angeles’ rich musical scene in the 1970s alongside key social changes. An event featuring Mosley is scheduled at Henrico Sports and Events Center.