‘Groovin’ in the Garden’ returning to Lewis Ginter this year • Glen Allen man wins $2.9M playing Virginia Lottery online
Henrico Newsflash – Feb. 27, 2024
‘Groovin’ in the Garden’ returning to Lewis Ginter this year
After a decade hiatus, the outdoor concert series Groovin’ in the Garden will be returning to Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden in Lakeside this summer.
The initial event will be headlined by Carbon Leaf, a Richmond band that plays alt-country, Celtic, and folk-infused indie rock. That concert, on May 30, will mark the first time since 2013 that the outdoor series will have taken place at the venue. Click here to read more
Glen Allen man wins $2.9M playing Virginia Lottery online
It was a Friday night, and Michael Henry was getting ready to go to a movie. The Glen Allen man decided to relax, as he often does, by playing a Virginia Lottery online game on his personal device.
It became a lot less relaxing when he realized he’d just won a jackpot worth $2,953,832 in the Virginia Lottery’s Palace of Dragons game. Click here to read more
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You’ll be saving $25 on your admission and contributing to the Citizen’s local, nonpartisan journalism at the same time! Donate $100 and we’ll send you two tickets, and so on. With your ticket, you will be able to sample hundreds of highly-regarded wines, spirits and ciders; receive a crystal Stolzle wine glass to take home with you; sample specialty food from local and national producers; and have the opportunity to participate in a silent auction.
Click here to donate and reserve your ticket today.
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