Chesterfield County News
Chesterfield Schools budget includes 2 percent raises
Chesterfield County Superintendent Marcus J. Newsome wants to give employees a 2 percent raise, limit new teaching initiatives and hire 28 teachers to help reduce class sizes as part of his proposed $578.5 million proposed budget for the upco…
Wednesday 01/28/2015
- Chesterfield house fire injures occupant
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A resident was taken to VCU Medical Center with serious injuries this morning after a fire at a Chesterfield County home, according to fire Lt. Jason Elmore.
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- Chesterfield campground residents get a temporary reprieve
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Residents remaining at the Roadrunner Campground on Jefferson Davis Highway got a temporary reprieve and won’t have to move out Feb. 1.
Tuesday 01/27/2015
- Medical examiner: Slain auto dealer strangled and suffocated
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A used-car dealer who was found slain Saturday inside his Chesterfield County business died of ligature strangulation and “suffocation by plastic bag,” the state Medical Examiner’s Office said Tuesday.
Monday 01/26/2015
- Chesterfield police ID man slain Saturday inside his business
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A man found dead Saturday inside Three Amigos Auto Sales in Chesterfield County has been identified as Adel M. Elmadany, 60, the owner of the business, Chesterfield police said this afternoon.
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- L.C. Bird reopens after Thursday van crash
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L.C. Bird High School re-opened on time Monday morning after a stolen van smashed through the front doors of the school Thursday and caught fire, causing smoke and water damage.
- CHESTERFIELD TRAFFIC UPDATE: Branders Bridge Road reopens after crash, diesel spill
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Branders Bridge Road has reopened at Treely Road this morning after a logging truck overturned, spilling its load and diesel fuel, a Chesterfield police spokeswoman said.
Sunday 01/25/2015
- Student license ceremony moved to Thomas Dale
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CHESTERFIELD — The Chesterfield Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Court Driver’s License presentation ceremony scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday has been moved to Thomas Dale High School. It was originally scheduled to be held at L.C. Bird ...
Saturday 01/24/2015
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- Program in Chesterfield uses technology to build, give prosthetics
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A program in Chesterfield County is combining cutting-edge technology with community volunteer work to help children in need.
- 60-year-old man found dead at Chesterfield business
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Police are investigating the suspicious death of a 60-year-old man found Saturday night at an auto sales business in Chesterfield County.
Friday 01/23/2015
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- Midlothian woman charged with fraud after allegedly faking daughter's cancer
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A Midlothian woman has been charged with defrauding three people out of more than $2,000 by falsely claiming her daughter had terminal cancer, police said.
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- Poverty, opportunity disparities focus of Chesterfield summit
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Poverty, once a problem for cities, continues to expand in the suburbs presenting problems for communities that, if not addressed, could have serious long-term ramifications.
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- Classes canceled again at L.C. Bird in aftermath of crash
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A stolen van was apparently deliberately crashed into the main entrance of Chesterfield County's L.C. Bird High School early Thursday morning, catching fire and sending smoke through the school, forcing officials to cancel classes.
Wednesday 01/21/2015
- Chesterfield Planning Commission endorses medical waste transfer facility
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A proposed medical waste facility on Old Stage Road in Chesterfield County cleared its first bureaucratic hurdle when the county’s Planning Commission recommend approval despite concerns from neighbors.
- Chesterfield School Board chairwoman to host poverty symposium
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Chesterfield County School Board Chairwoman Carrie E. Coyner is hosting a symposium on poverty tonight that’ll look at ways of improving education for all children and creating economically integrated neighborhoods.
Tuesday 01/20/2015
- Chesterfield police looking for CVS robber
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Chesterfield County police are searching for a man who allegedly robbed the CVS pharmacy store at 2537 Weir Road at about 1:40 p.m. today.
- Man crashes into electrical box, causes outages in Midlothian
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A man who might have been suffering a medical issue drove his truck into an electrical box this evening, causing power outages in Midlothian, according to Chesterfield County police.
- Chesterfield school bus camera plan gaining traction
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A plan to mount cameras on school buses to catch drivers who illegally pass them when they’re stopped appears to be gaining traction in Chesterfield County.
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- Chesterfield's Planning Commission delays action on Kroger request
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Chesterfield County’s Planning Commission on Tuesday delayed a decision on The Kroger Co.’s request to expand one of its county stores until next month.
Monday 01/19/2015
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- MLK area events highlight leader's boldness, service
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Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy were celebrated Monday at Richmond-area events that honored the leader’s persistence and commitment to service.
Saturday 01/17/2015
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- Police academy accepting enrollees in Chesterfield
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CHESTERFIELD — Residents can still enroll in the Chesterfield County Police Department Citizens Academy that kicks off Feb. 10.
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- Chesterfield's Chromebooks to be sidelined during SOLs
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The Chromebook computers used by every middle schooler in Chesterfield County this school year will remain in their backpacks for the state's Standards of Learning evaluations this spring, replaced by older Windows laptops that can handle the state's testing software.
Wednesday 01/14/2015
- Dominion: Power restored in Chesterfield after 13,500 homes went dark
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Power has been restored in the approximately 13,500 homes in Chesterfield County that lost power for as many 100 minutes tonight, according to Virginia Dominion Power spokesman Dan Genest.
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- Tucker the Pig allowed to stay home
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Tucker the pig counts more as a pet than a farm animal and will be allowed to keep living at his owners' home in Brandermill for at least a year, the Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors decided in a unanimous vote Wednesday.
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- Chesterfield Board of Supervisors elects new chairman
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Matoaca District Supervisor Steve Elswick will lead the Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors this year after being unanimously elected chairman by his colleagues Wednesday.
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- Midlothian attorney Winslow offically declares candidacy for Art Warren's seat
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Christopher Winslow, a 35-year-old Midlothian attorney, officially declared his candidacy on Wednesday morning to replace outgoing Chesterfield County Supervisor A.S. “Art” Warren.
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