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Henrico supervisors approve rezoning for potential data center complex in Sandston, which also could include AI users
Following about four hours of discussion and public comment May 14, the Henrico Board of Supervisors approved Richmond developer Hourigan’s rezoning plans for a 622-acre advanced manufacturing and data center complex to be known as White Oak Technology Park II in Sandston, despite largely negative public feedback during the meeting and before the Henrico Planning Commission in April. This complex will be located at the southeast corner of the I-64/I-295 interchange, with construction likely to start within two or three years and buildout possible within a decade.
Business in brief: May 20, 2024
The Barnes & Noble at 9850 Brook Road in Glen Allen recently announced its closure on social media. The last day will be Sunday, June 23. The location has been open for 23 years but made the decision to close as the landlord has chosen to redevelop. As part of the closing, all books are currently 25% off, and games and gifts are at 40% off. Other Barnes & Noble locations include Short Pump, 11640 West Broad Street, and Libbie Place, 5501 West Broad Street. For details, call (804) 264-6850 or visit bn.com.
Henrico student earns aviation scholarship
Three high school seniors – including one from Henrico – recently were awarded scholarships for their accomplishments and aviation ambitions by the Virginia Department of Aviation and the Virginia Airport Operators Council. Eleanor Lombardi, a Henrico student, received the Willard G. Plentl Sr. Aviation Scholarship for her achievements...
Clinic to offer Henrico residents water-testing for potential harmful contaminants
The Henrico County office of Virginia Cooperative Extension will offer a three-part clinic to help residents test the water in their wells, springs and cisterns for potentially harmful contaminants.
Richmond Staples Mill was Amtrak’s busiest station in southeastern U.S. in 2023
Amtrak has a total of 12 stations across Virginia. Last year, more than 1.3 million passengers in the Commonwealth broke a ridership record and made Virginia one of the most popular destinations for Amtrak riders.
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