Liana Hardy is a government and education reporter at the Henrico Citizen. With a focus on educational policy, school governance, and urban development, she has covered a range of topics from school safety to special education. Hardy has been featured in Broadsheet Media, BioRxiv, WTVR-TV, CDC Gaming Reports, and Henrico Citizen/T3 Media, LLC.
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Liana’s focus is on local news, particularly education, house & home and government & politics in Henrico County, Virginia. She often includes expert commentary and covers government announcements.
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By: Liana Hardy
With Henrico County almost “fully built out,” county leaders have shifted their focus to redeveloping decaying commercial corridors and preserving large swaths of rural land in Varina, according to Henrico Planning Director Joe Emerson.The county’s draft 2045 Comprehensive Plan, which the Henrico Planning Commission is set to vote
By: Liana Hardy
At its 6 p.m. meeting Tuesday, the Henrico Board of Supervisors is set to vote on a 74-unit townhouse complex just north of Short Pump and a 362-space parking lot for St. Mary’s Hospital in the Near West End.Both rezoning cases were recommended by the Henrico Planning
By: Liana Hardy
On June 3, the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden workers’ union voted to authorize a strike if negotiations with the garden’s management continue to stall.While workers have not gone on strike yet – that would require another union vote that would need a super-majority to pass – the union now
By: Liana Hardy
At their 6:30 p.m. monthly meeting Thursday, Henrico School Board members are scheduled to vote to adopt stricter regulations on student cell phone use and new limits about how much homework can be assigned.The 2026-2027 Code of Student Conduct, which is up for a vote Thursday,
By: Liana Hardy
On Tuesday, Henrico’s Board of Supervisors approved a rezoning case that will allow St. Mary’s Hospital to build a 362-space parking lot on formerly residential land in the Near West End.The new parking lot is a part of the hospital’s $370-million expansion project and
By: Liana Hardy
More than a dozen parents and community members spoke out at the June 11 Henrico School Board meeting, urging Henrico Schools officials to reconsider its one-to-one device ratio for students and set stricter limits on screen time in schools.The division currently provides iPads to students starting in
By: Liana Hardy
Henrico officials are weighing new restrictions at Pouncey Tract Park after reports of fights, drug paraphernalia and vandalism at pickleball courts.
By: Liana Hardy
Pickleball courts littered with beer cans, trash scattered across benches, broken latches on fences that cause the gates to no longer close properly – this
By: Liana Hardy
As early voting kicks off today for Virginia’s midterm primaries, seven Democratic candidates are facing off to be the final contender against Republican incumbent Rob Wittman in a bid to flip the First Congressional District from red to blue.The First District has been labeled as the country’s
By: Liana Hardy
At its 6 p.m. meeting on Tuesday, the Henrico Board of Supervisors is scheduled to vote on higher waste collection rates for the county’s household refuse disposal areas.Henrico has two designated areas that accept household waste: Springfield Road Public Use Area in Western Henrico and Charles City
