Henrico County Public Works staffers continued on Wednesday to clear county roads of the snow and sleet from last weekend's storm that have formed into massive sheets of ice. The process has been challenging, because ongoing bitter cold temperatures have made plows less effective against the packed ice and snow combination. Those conditions have kept many residents in county subdivisions stuck at home. Click here to read moreSportable's Virginia Adaptive Sports Festival planned Jan. 31 at Henrico Sports and Events Center• Henrico EDA looks to use $1M grant to prep 200-acre site beside RIC for development (Richmond BizSense)• 8News talks with Sportable about upcoming River City Classic tournament in Henrico (ABC 8)• Open enrollment in Virginia's health insurance marketplace is lagging (VPM News)• During 'State of Housing' event, Vithoulkas details housing programs that work, urges local flexibility• Henrico Schools’ $976-million proposed budget is a ‘commitment to stability,’ school board members say• Praying for NYC burger chain’s arrival? It worked• Once a relic of segregation, the Campus of Virginia Randolph gets a new look• Virginia DMV extends some driver's licenses, ID cards by 30 days because of stormAdvertise • Place a public notice • Support the Citizen • Contact usRead archived articles • Henrico News Minute podcast • Submit a tip