On Saturday, April 23, County Employees from General Government and Schools rolled out of bed early to participate in the Monument Avenue 10K. This year’s theme, “Back and Better,” highlighted […]
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Volunteers support meaningful work at no cost to those being served. There are noticeable gains on the receiving end, and it usually makes a volunteer feel good on the giving […]
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The Henrico County Advocate for the Aging was established in 2017 to assist in fulfilling the needs of Henrico County’s aging population. In July 2021, the Advocate for the Aging […]
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We see on television, social media, newspapers, and magazines the importance of creating habits to achieve fitness and wellness goals. The results of one person’s efforts often leave us in […]
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In 2012, the County began a friendly, fitness competition between the Henrico Police Division, Henrico Division of Fire, and the Henrico Sheriff’s Office and commenced for the first time as […]
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As the weather gets warmer and we get busier, you may forget to eat or to eat only what’s convenient. This can mean less nutritious, healthy meals. With Spring right […]
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Daylight saving time (DST) begins again on Sunday, March 13, 2022, when most Americans will spring forward an hour at 2 a.m. local time. Clocks won’t be moved back until […]
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Every spring, Americans engage in the annual ritual of preparing their income tax returns for the previous year. Over the course of a lifetime, the average American will pay $339,1731 […]
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At Henrico County, we are proud of our vibrant and diverse workforce. Our employees share a sense of purpose as they serve our citizens and make a difference in their […]
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Henrico County Public Library (HCPL) is offering many opportunities for you to engage with Black History this February. We would like to invite our fellow Henrico employees to join us […]
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