Three hundred sixty-four days ago, Henrico County Manager John Vithoulkas presented the county’s Board of Supervisors with a budget proposal that became obsolete just days after he verbalized it, thanks to the arrival of COVID-19. Weeks later, he announced a drastically slimmer version of the proposal – one slashed by million to account for a worst-case financial scenario as the county entered uncertain times. But today, though COVID continues to disrupt life in significant ways, Henrico’s financial recovery from the virus appears nearly complete. Vithoulkas Tuesday night will present to supervisors a budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2022 (which...