Westover Hills Neighborhood Association
Richmond's most beautiful suburb
Check out some of the beautiful yards designated as Yards of the Month in the summer of 2021!
If you couldn’t tune in live for the November 9th Meeting, watch it here to get updates from RPD, RPS, City Council, and hear about the redevelopment of Westover Place! Our next meeting will be January 11, 2022.
Time: 4-7pm
Prince Arthur at New Kent
(Rain Date: Sunday, Oct. 10)
We are SO excited to have our favorite neighborhood tradition back this year! There will be fantastic food by O’Toole’s Restaurant, music by The John Fetherston Band, and of course, lots of things for the kids to do including balloons, airbrush tattoos and a bounce house!
Members of the Westover Hills Neighborhood Association enjoy reduced entry prices! So consider joining the WHNA now! It’s only $15 per household and helps us with events like the picnic, the 4th of July children’s parade, the WHNA Yard Sale and beautification projects like the medians on Westover Hills Blvd!
Tickets can be purchased at the entrance by cash, check or Venmo!
Non-members
Members
Membership + Picnic
Interested in volunteering? Email Liz for more information! We’d appreciate all the help!
Come out from 8:00 AM – 12:00 Noon, for some shopping fun! These neighbors are participating as of publication (Subject to change).
As it turned out, scheduling May 29, 2021 to “spruce up” areas along Westover Hills Boulevard was not the best idea. Sixteen drenched volunteers from the neighborhood worked through torrential downpours of well over one inch of rain to make a significantly positive difference for our neighborhood. Volunteers completed pruning of overgrown shrubbery, weed removal, planting of annuals and perennials, and spreading of City-donated mulch.
Special thanks go out to the City of Richmond’s Department of Public Works for providing the safety vests and plenty of complementary mulch to support a safe and cost-effective beautification project. Project Chairman, Robert Kelly is very appreciative of all of the volunteers who endured deplorable weather conditions to get the job done. Despite the torrential rains, the volunteer teams were able to complete work around the two brick markers and another team returned on Monday morning, Memorial Day, to complete the work at Forest Hill Avenue. Please thank the folks listed under pic #1 below for their exemplary work if you see them in the neighborhood.
