Podcasts about Henrico

Read more from VPM News:  Voting rights court battle drags into primary election  Negotiations stall between Richmond Public Schools, teachers union    Other links:  Henrico confirms fifth rabies case this year after bat tests positive (WRIC)  Federal government scouts for interest in mineral mining off Virginia shores (Virginia Mercury)  Greene County Sheriff's Office stages mass immigration detention in concert with federal officials (C-Ville Weekly)  Local farms face worker shortage as ICE raids continue (Daily News-Record)*  The unending compromise of the Electoral College (Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism at WHRO)  *This outlet uses a paywall.  Our award-winning work is made possible with your donations. Visit vpm.org/donate to support local journalism.

Read more from VPM News:  Two VCU medical school students push for expanded childcare access  Virginia tribes unite to protect Henrico birthplace of Chief Powhatan  Who's running in Virginia's 1st Congressional District in 2026?  Who's running in Virginia's 5th Congressional District in 2026?   Other links:  Two more city properties, including former school once earmarked for Planned Parenthood, could be surplused for affordable housing (The Richmonder)  Plans for new hospice in Southwest Virginia halted by federal Medicare freeze (Cardinal News)  Baby giraffes found safe after disappearing from Natural Bridge Zoo (WDBJ)  *This outlet uses a paywall.  Our award-winning work is made possible with your donations. Visit vpm.org/donate to support local journalism. 

Rev. Canon Brian Campbell // Psalm 100; Romans 5:1-11; Matthew 9:35-10:15

More from VPM News:  New Woodville ES on hold due to $41M Richmond Public Schools funding gap  Richmond 311 flood calls show uneven reporting, response times  Henrico releases development plan for Best Products site, Brook Road corridor  On the agenda: RPS budget cuts, Richmond resident planning commission  WATCH: Some Virginian Voters Still in 'Limbo' (YouTube)    Other links:  Former RPS employee's defamation suit has its first hearing, but without her lawyer (The Richmonder)  Report finds Henrico Doctors' Hospital threw ‘cloak of secrecy' over internal investigation into NICU nurse (WRIC)  $13B USS Ford needs costly system flush for plumbing repairs (WHRO)  Our award-winning work is made possible with your donations. Visit vpm.org/donate to support local journalism. 

Rev. Charles Alex Riffee // Psalm 50; Hosea 5:15—6:6; Matthew 9:9-13

The Rev. Canon Brian Campbell // Genesis 1:1-2:3; Psalm 150; 2 Corinthians 13:5-14; Matthew 28:16-20

Plus: A look at how Henrico County groups are trying to slow the growth of invasive plant species. Read more from VPM News:  A growing invasion: Henrico's effort to track and contain invasive plants  Federal nutrition benefit cuts hit Charlottesville's immigrant communities hard  Gov. Spanberger ousts Virginia Tech Rector John Rocovich    Other links:  After years of no penalties, Richmond DPU wants the power to fine stormwater violations (The Richmonder)  One-cent sales tax referendum to be included in Virginia budget (Cville Right Now)  Virginia's colleges and universities brace for major accreditation overhaul (Virginia Mercury)  As data centers boom, Virginians breathe the exhaust of 10,000 diesel generators (The Washington Post)* *This outlet uses a paywall.  Our award-winning work is made possible with your donations. Visit vpm.org/donate to support local journalism.

Henrico eighth-grader concludes his run at the Scripps National Spelling Bee; our annual Henrico's Top Teachers section; two people are shot near Richmond Raceway; police arrest a man on murder charges in connection with a fatal shooting.Support the show

Henrico to expand refuse collection service countywide; birthplace of Powhatan added to list of most endangered historic sites in Virginia; Henrico EDA honors 12 Henrico businesses. Support the show

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden opens expanded areas to the public; why some Henrico travelers chose alternative forms of transportation or stayed home altogether during Memorial Day weekend; Henrico spray parks open; Innsbrook concert series begins Thursday.Support the show

Rev. Justin Hendrix // Genesis 11:1-9; Psalm 104:24-35; Acts 2:1-21; John 14:8-17

Fare-free service will continue for another year on GRTC; Henrico Democratic lawmaker tout their General Assembly achievements; Henrico Fire Chief Jackson Baynard appointed to new role; air conditioning issues persist at numerous Henrico schools.Support the show

What does it mean when an Anglican church identifies itself as representing “Three Streams Anglicanism”? In this edition of Ask the Church, we explain the phrase “three streams, one river,” and how it points to Evangelical, Catholic, and Charismatic emphases held together in a shared life of worship. We also explore how that phrase can be misunderstood—since the gospel, the sacraments, and the life of the Spirit were never meant to be optional “add-ons.” The Church is meant to be Word-centered, sacramental, and Spirit-filled—together.

Read more from VPM News:  'Assault weapons' ban OKed by Spanberger met with immediate legal challenges  Florida-based NextEra agrees to $67B Dominion Energy acquisition    Other links:  GRTC commits to another year of fare-free service (The Richmonder)  Spanberger directs new revenue forecast to aid budget talks (Richmond Times-Dispatch)*  Parents frustrated over broken AC at Henrico elementary school (WTVR)  Va. officials celebrate the bald eagle's comeback and centuries as national symbol (Virginia Mercury)  USS Gerald R. Ford returns home after record-breaking deployment (WHRO)  *This outlet uses a paywall.  Our award-winning work is made possible with your donations. Visit vpm.org/donate to support local journalism. 

Henrico Police officer earns national award; Henrico School Board approves schematic design for new elementary school in Glen Allen; free summer meals for those 18 and younger available at 29 Henrico sites this summer; planning commission endorses plans for new St. Mary's Hospital parking lot.Support the show

Rev Steven Breedlove // Ezekiel 39:21-29; Psalm 47; 1 Peter 4:12-19; John 17:1-11

A developer offered the city $7 million in cash for the Southside site. Read more from VPM News:  Enrollment still open for Virginia Preschool Initiative  2026 Dominion Energy Riverrock road closures    Other links:  Hyperscale, Hyperspeed: North Carolina residents worry about rate hikes to power AI data centers (WUNC)  Virginia students continue to struggle in reading but show signs of recovery (Richmond Times-Dispatch)*  Locked doors and emergency buttons: UVA professors raise safety concerns amidst growing online scrutiny and records requests (Charlottesville Tomorrow)  Central Virginia nonprofit granted 60 acres in Henrico where BIPOC farmers can live and work (Virginia Mercury)  Dominion Energy converts closed landfill into solar farm in Albemarle County (29News)  *This outlet uses a paywall.  Our award-winning work is made possible with your donations. Visit vpm.org/donate to support local journalism.

In this edition of Ask the Church, we explore why tradition isn't automatically a negative word, and why the real issue is how tradition is treated in relation to Scripture. We also reflect on the simple fact that all Christians learn how to read the Bible, worship, and live the faith from others—meaning none of us approaches Scripture in a vacuum. Anglicans hold Scripture as uniquely authoritative, while also encouraging believers to listen to the Church's historic witness so we can interpret the Bible with humility and wisdom.

Rev. Steven Breedlove // Isaiah 41:17-20; Psalm 148; 1 Peter 3:8-18; John 15:1-11

In this third session, we explore how the Church has traditionally responded to the reality of suffering and evil. Drawing on Scripture and the Christian tradition, Fr. Steven distinguishes between theoretical answers that seek understanding vs. pastoral answers that seek to comfort and sustain those who suffer. Particular attention is given to the questions, What will God do with suffering? and Where is God in the midst of suffering? The series concludes with a reflection on the cross as the central Christian response to evil and suffering.⛪ Church of the Incarnation is an Anglican (ACNA) parish in western Henrico, Virginia, committed to:

Proposed policy changes would limit homework for Henrico students; Henrico County commits $900,000 to new homeless shelter; Coal Pit Learning Center celebrates 50 years; two people are shot at a Henrico apartment complex.Support the show

In this edition of Ask the Church, we address a common question and explain why it's an oversimplification of Anglican origins. The English Reformation involved deep questions about theology, worship, Scripture, and church authority, and those forces shaped Anglican identity far beyond the personal life of King Henry VIII and the political issues of his day. We seek to offer historical clarity while keeping the focus on what Anglicanism actually is: a reformed, creedal, catholic expression of the Christian faith.

Workers at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden are fighting for higher wages; Henrico Schools recognized again for its music program; a senior community in Henrico will host a 'Garden Day' for the public on Thursday; a multi-vehicle crash closes a major thoroughfare in Eastern Henrico.Support the show

In this second session, our discussion turns from individual philosophical arguments to the broader assumptions that shape modern debates about evil and God's existence. Drawing on Scripture and the Christian tradition, we reflect on themes such as the Fall, original sin, eternal life, and the nature of human dependence upon God. Rather than attempting to explain away suffering, Dr. McDaniel encourages us to consider how Christian belief reframes the meaning and context of evil itself. We also explore why Christians need not surrender our own theological commitments when engaging with intellectual challenges raised from a perspective of secular modernity.⛪ Church of the Incarnation is an Anglican (ACNA) parish in western Henrico, Virginia, committed to:

Rev. Justin Hendrix // Deuteronomy 6:20-25; Psalm 66:1-11; 1 Peter 2:1-12; John 14:1-14

Henrico Police seek tips after new information emerges in death of baby in 2000; Henrico honors 8 through Heart of Service Awards; Meadow Road reopens early; VA250 seeks your stories; an outdoor movie tonight at Deep Run Park; our Weekend Top 5.Support the show

Henrico officials prepare to recodify the county's code; the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame inducts its newest class in Henrico; 22 dogs and 2 other animals are awaiting adoption at the Henrico Police Animal Shelter; Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden's Spring Plant Sale takes place today.Support the show

Rising fuel costs affecting Richmond International Airport in several ways; a new music hub is coming to Henrico's West End this summer; Henrico expanding no-interest loan program; Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger visits Henrico school; Virginia Supreme Court hears arguments in redistricting case.Support the show

In this edition of Ask the Church, we explore how prayer beads (and similar tools like an Eastern Orthodox prayer rope) can serve as a simple physical aid for focus and attention in prayer. We also offer cautions against treating the practice as automatic, superstitious, or a way of earning God's favor, and how to keep the posture of prayer sincere. Finally, we address questions surrounding the Hail Mary and how Anglicans may think carefully about intercession while keeping Christ as our only mediator.

Ronnie Betts career story at Dominion Power is not unique. Discover his story and the amazing career opportunities at Dominion Power! It's so much more than you think.

How safe is the air we breathe in Henrico County?; two with Henrico ties among eight to be honored by the YWCA of Richmond's Outstanding Women Awards; HCA Virginia officials mark Black Maternal Health Week; Gov. Spanberger, General Assembly at stalemate about establishment of legal cannabis market in Virginia.Support the show

Read more from VPM News:  On the agenda: Henrico code updates, Charlottesville PCOB special session    Other links:  Spanberger signs remodel of VCU Health board, removing Rao as chair (The Commonwealth Times) RPS will consider selling naming rights to school facilities (The Richmonder) Founding GWAR Member Chuck Varga Battling Cancer, Band Launches Blood Donation Campaign (Consequence of Sound) Charlottesville vineyard faces uncertain season after freeze kills some vines (29News)  *This outlet uses a paywall.  Our award-winning work is made possible with your donations. Visit vpm.org/donate to support local journalism. 

Henrico officials prepare to say goodbye to a prominent building; Crossover Healthcare Ministries begins efforts on Phase 1 of a renovation project; CVWMA officials say local residents have composted 84,000 pounds of food scraps since November; Henrico has planted 10,000 trees this calendar year.Support the show

Rev. Steven Breedlove // Nehemiah 9:1-3, 6-15; Psalm 23; 1 Peter 2:13-25; John 10:1-10

In this opening lesson, we begin examining the problem of evil as both a philosophical challenge and a theological question. Our discussion explores several major attempts to explain suffering—including free will defenses, higher-order goods arguments, and skeptical theism—while considering the strengths and limitations of each. Along the way, we are encouraged to reflect on how modern secular assumptions often shape these debates in ways Christians need not accept uncritically. This lesson lays the groundwork for a deeper exploration of how the Christian tradition approaches suffering, evil, and the nature of God.⛪ Church of the Incarnation is an Anglican (ACNA) parish in western Henrico, Virginia, committed to:

Analyzing how Henrico voted in the redistricting special election; a new statewide bus route launched this week; "Mountainfilm on Tour" visits the Henrico Theatre tonight at 6; 21 animals are awaiting adoption at the Henrico Police Animal Shelter.Support the show

Henrico voters overwhelmingly support state redistricting plan, which passes narrowly statewide; a look at the roads and utilities projects underway in Henrico; Henrico School Board adopts budget plan; a look back at the Richmond Renaissance Fair; Henrico Police capture county man wanted in Richmond triple shooting; RHHD officials encourage infant immunization.Support the show

In this edition of Ask the Church, we begin with the central conviction that in Scripture we encounter the living God—and that this should shape the urgency and priority of Bible reading. We offer a practical suggestion of beginning with the Gospels and letting the rest of Scripture “radiate out” from Christ, the key who helps everything else come into focus. We also encourage the daily practice of praying the Psalms, which teach us God's own words for praise, lament, and trust, and in turn deepens and enriches our common life of prayer.

Voters will decide Virginia's congressional redistricting proposal tomorrow; how to get a free voucher for Uber rides from GRTC; Fair Oaks Elementary School is turning 100; Full Circle grief center moves to new Henrico location; police warn of scam.Support the show

Rev. Steven Breedlove // Isaiah 43:1-12; Psalm 116:11-16; Acts 2:14a, 36-47; Luke 24:13-35

Two groups raise concerns about the chemical ethylene oxide in Eastern Henrico County; a Henrico healthcare and rehabilitation center faces fines of more than $100,000; tomorrow is the last day to vote early in person in Henrico; our Weekend Top 5 and Restaurant Watch.Support the show

Henrico supervisors adopt a budget, but not before publicly responding to the comments of some school board members; a 33-year-old Henrico man faces second-degree murder charges; Henrico CASA officials rally around staffer whose home burned; Henrico issues burn ban; Henrico teacher attempting to win 'America's Favorite Teacher' title, as voting ends tomorrow.Support the show

How should Christians explain suffering to non-Christians? In this edition of Ask the Church, we explore a way of speaking about suffering that is honest, compassionate, and grounded in the heart of the Christian story. The Cross shows that God is not distant from human pain, and the Resurrection gives real hope that suffering will not have the last word.

Welcome to the cutting edge of aviation and data! The fusion of GIS and Drones is revolutionizing how we map our world—replacing slow, costly surveys with high-speed, precision tech. In today's episode, we're diving into this high-growth frontier with three industry leaders: Veronica Spradlin-Drone (Virginia Tech Drone Park)Jill Rich (Varina High School GIS/UAS Educator) Dan Stooks (Henrico County Public Schools CTE Specialist)Get ready to explore how you can launch a career at the intersection of data science, engineering, and flight.

An Eastern Henrico company announces major expansion plans; a Henrico teen is charged in a Virginia Beach shooting that injured 8; Gov. Spanberger signs a number of housing-related bills; Henrico CASA's 'Home for Good' playhouse raffled underway; the Citizen opens nomination process for 'Henrico's Top Teachers'; Citizen earns 7 Virginia Press Association awards.Support the show

Rt. Rev. Dr. Quigg Lawrence // Acts 2:14a, 22-32; Psalm 111; Ephesians 4:25-32; John 20:19-29

An update on HVAC issues at Henrico schools; a traffic alert in Glen Allen; "Toddler Time" program bringing together kids, seniors; Henrico's Earth Day celebration scheduled tomorrow; kits festival happening Sunday in Varina.Support the show

Two residential projects proposed in Henrico will be considered tonight by the planning commission; why some parents are upset by the school system's decision to cut some virtual opportunities; the Henrico Police Animal Shelter will host an adoption event this weekend; local agency in the running for a Webby Award; our weekly property transactions report; today is Local News Day!Support the show

Allergy sufferers battle "terrible" pollen season; a Henrico educator doubles up on his effort to help children learn math; Virginia Career Works to host event today; Prescription Drug Take-Back Day events planned later this month; tomorrow is Local News Day.Support the show

Nine organizations earn grants from Henrico environmental sustainability program; Fairfield town meeting planned; businesses and organizations sought for 'Varina Works' career expo; Henrico ExED Expo planned this Thursday.Support the show