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Henrico plans $4.5M in safety upgrades on Staples Mill Road (opens the original)
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HENRICO COUNTY, Va. — Henrico County is planning a $4.5 million project to improve pedestrian and bicycle safety along the western portion of Staples Mill Road, with work expected to begin in 2027. The project would add new sidewalks, curb ramps, crosswalks and lighting across nine intersections along the corridor, which runs past Glen Allen High School, Glen Allen Library, several churches and a retirement community. Brookland Board of Supervisor Representative Dan Schmitt said the area is heav
Can this 3D concrete printer help Virginia's housing crisis? (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — A robotic arm is printing concrete walls in 45 minutes — and Virginia Housing officials say the technology could be a key part of addressing the state's housing affordability crisis. At a Richmond warehouse, human hands mix the ingredients, but it is a robotic arm equipped with a specialized nozzle that constructs the walls with the precision of a 3D printer. A process that would normally take several hours on a job site was reduced to just 45 minutes before a crowd gathered to a
King's Supermarket reopens in Richmond after fire: 'This is not only a store, this is a family' (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — King's Supermarket celebrated its return to Richmond's Southside on Saturday with a ribbon-cutting and block party, more than three years after a devastating fire destroyed the beloved grocery store that had served the community for four decades. Owner John Jeong marked the occasion with a simple message for the crowd gathered on Keswick Avenue. "Let's celebrate, let's roll, let's have fun," Jeong said. The reopening carries significant weight for residents in the 8th District, w
Henrico's $304M water fix begins with turnpike widening project (opens the original)
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HENRICO COUNTY, Va. — A road-widening project on the Richmond Henrico Turnpike will serve as the unofficial start of a $304 million water infrastructure project aimed at preventing a repeat of the crises that left thousands without water in recent years. The turnpike project will expand the road from 2 to 4 lanes and include a 16-foot raised median, a sidewalk along the west side, and a lighted shared-use path along the east side. As part of that work, Henrico County will install over a mile of
Richmond airport opens doors to service dogs in training with Helping Howls program (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Richmond International Airport opened its doors Friday to more than half a dozen service animals in training, giving the dogs — and their owners — a chance to navigate the airport environment before their first real flight. The event was organized with help from Helping Howls, a service animal training organization. The dogs and their handlers worked through the full airport experience, including ticketing, TSA screening, and walking the terminal, so the animals could get familia
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