
City Council votes on next fiscal year’s budget, Hanover County breaks ground on a new library, and the YMCA breaks ground on its new aquatics center in eastern Henrico County this week.
City Council votes on next fiscal year’s budget, Hanover County breaks ground on a new library, and the YMCA breaks ground on its new aquatics center in eastern Henrico County this week.
Sports tourism delivers $41 million in economic impact for a Richmond-area county, Henrico honors its longest-serving employee at the close of a 73-year career, and several area boards and planning commissions meet this week.
A Richmond City Council member plans to step down in November, council continues budget work sessions ahead of a scheduled vote, and the regional airport commission convenes this week.
Chick-fil-A looks to add restaurants in two counties, a deputy county attorney gets a promotion while another wins an award, and Richmond City Council votes on next fiscal year’s budget.
A rezoning related to a planned replacement headquarters for Virginia ABC goes before Hanover’s planning commission, two events businesses seek permits in Chesterfield, and Goochland reviews a hotel performance agreement.
Richmond’s Shockoe Alliance group schedules its first community meeting, Henrico County releases a government app, and several jurisdictions vote on their operating budgets for next fiscal year.
Budget proposals are up for review in Goochland and Hanover, an area mall lines up a revitalization project, and construction estimates balloon for three city school projects.
Richmond gets a new economic and community development director, Henrico looks to increase its threshold for imposing business license taxes, and Chesterfield seeks feedback from business owners in a survey.
Two more localities roll out their proposed budgets for next fiscal year, Hanover weighs a proposed replacement HQ for Virginia ABC and a Chick-fil-A restaurant, and city planners review new homes proposed in Church Hill.
Budget season gets into full swing as more localities roll out their proposed fiscal plans, a fourth water source is proposed for a county with an initial project cost of $121 million, and several rezoning requests go before various boards this week.
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