Scale Up Henrico helps small businesses grow, create jobs in county
‘Absolute best is possible here’; Henrico honors Best Products retail chain as it positions 93-acre site for redevelopment
Fairfield’s Roscoe Cooper III to lead Henrico Board of Supervisors in 2026
“I’m filled with both excitement and humility, and a sense of duty as we embark on this journey together, continuing our collective efforts to make Henrico County an even better place to live, work, play and visit, and raise your family,” he said.
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2025 State of the County address highlights ‘remarkable year’
“I can tell you this has been a remarkable year in our county,” County Manager John A. Vithoulkas said to open the 2025 State of the County address.
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Henrico Chief of Staff/Deputy County Manager Cari Tretina selected to lead Economic Development Authority
EDA is responsible for attracting business growth and investment in Henrico, which has more than 353,000 residents, 25,000 businesses and 200,000 jobs. Overall, the county represents the fourth largest economy in Virginia. Continue reading Henrico Chief of Staff/Deputy County Manager Cari Tretina selected to lead Economic Development Authority
Henrico releases ‘request for interest’ for arena-anchored mixed-use development at Best Products Reimagined site
Henrico to issue ‘request for interest’ for arena-anchored development at Best Products site
Henrico will formally invite developers to express their interest and vision for an arena-anchored development on property that includes the former Best Products headquarters, along interstates 95 and 295 and East Parham Road.
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Henrico EDA approves purchase of Scott Farm for GreenCity development
Authority also authorizes agreement with Markel|Eagle for residential portion
Henrico County is excited to announce Markel|Eagle Partners LLC as another partner for the development of the $2.3 billion GreenCity “eco-district.”
The announcement comes as the Henrico Economic Development Authority (EDA) today approved agreements to secure a key property for the more than 200-acre development.
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Board approves Henrico Investment Program to spur development, investment
Board also amends commercial rehab tax credit program to provide flexibility
Henrico County is creating a program that will provide incentives to encourage development and redevelopment on qualified properties in designated areas, including in long-established business corridors.
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Henrico endorses proposed GreenCity development at Parham, I-95, I-295
$2.3 billion 'ecodistrict' is planned around former Best Products headquarters; Project would generate nearly 2.3 million square feet of office and retail space, 2,400 housing units, 2 hotels, 17,000-seat arena at no financial risk to taxpayers
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Henrico proceeding with plans for indoor sports center
Demolition of project site at Virginia Center Commons to begin in November
After a delay of several months stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, Henrico County is moving forward with development of an indoor sports facility and convocation center at Virginia Center Commons.
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T-Mobile to add hundreds of jobs to its Henrico customer center
T-Mobile is expanding and relocating its Henrico County operations, adding significantly to its local workforce and investing millions to renovate a vacant building in eastern Henrico.
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Henrico offers support for businesses reopening under state guidelines
EDA to cover permit fees for temporary structures for outdoor dining, retail
Henrico County is offering technical support, streamlining its processes and covering certain permit fees to help businesses reopen safely under the Commonwealth’s Forward Virginia guidelines.
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State of the County address reflects on ‘moon shots’
By building two high schools simultaneously, acquiring 1,200 acres on the James River and pursuing an indoor sports complex, Henrico County shows it’s willing to make bold moves to ensure the community’s success, County Manager John A. Vithoulkas said during his State of the County address for 2019.
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Henrico Board authorizes negotiations over indoor sports, convocation center
The Henrico County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday authorized negotiations for an indoor sports and convocation center that would be developed on the property of Virginia Center Commons mall.
With its unanimous vote, the board accepted the recommendation of a working group and County Manager John A. Vithoulkas to enter formal talks with The Rebkee Company. The real estate development firm was one of three companies to respond to Henrico’s request for proposals for a venue that could host indoor sports and other large gatherings, such as high school graduations.
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Henrico to acquire 1,184-acre Wilton Farm on James River
Henrico County has agreed to buy the historic Wilton Farm property on the James River in Varina for a variety of potential future uses, including a park with 2.8 miles of river frontage, economic development, schools and a history museum.
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