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Youngkin and legislators agree to work on budget

Gov. Youngkin intends to call General Assembly into session May 15 - for final vote after budget disagreements are resolved.

Where have all the voting rights gone? LWV-VA calls for an investigation

League of Women Voters of VA (LWV-VA) has called for an independent investigation of the purging of at least 3,400 returning citizens from the voting rolls across the state.

Wildlife Federation receives Spirit of Va. award

Governor Glenn Youngkin and the First Lady have presented the fifth Spirit of Virginia Award of 2023 to The Wildlife Foundation of Virginia (WFV), a nonprofit is dedicated to preserving land, providing public access and outdoor recreation opportunities to state residents, and ensuring a future for outdoor enthusiasts.

Data center supplier to invest $14.9 million in southwest Virginia facility, creating 170 new jobs

This new production plant will focus primarily on data center component manufacturing and containment products to serve customers in Virginia and other data center sites.

Madison County fire still burning; firefighting crews working to contain it

Firefighters from the Virginia Department of Forestry (DOF) and partner departments are continuing containment efforts on the now 390-acre Quaker Run Fire that began Tuesday in Madison County near Syria, according to a DOF news release.

Flags ordered to half-staff to honor Maine shooting victims

Virginia Gov, Glen Youngkin orders that the U.S. and Virginia flags shall be lowered immediately on Thursday, October 26, 2023, and remain at half-staff until sunset on Monday, October 30, 2023.

Camrett Logistics to expand capacity in Pulaski County, creating 58 new jobs

“Camrett Logistics has stimulated economic growth in Southwest Virginia for nearly three decades, and we are proud to support its continued success,” said Caren Merrick Secretary of Commerce and Tradek. “Businesses rely on 3PL services like Camrett’s to not only expand their reach and customer base, but also to keep products moving efficiently throughout the supply chain."

I-395 lanes at Shirlington Circle to be closed this weekend Oct. 21-22 for road work

Traffic shifts are planned this weekend as part of the Shirlington Circle south rotary bridge project.

Virginia sales tax holiday this coming weekend Oct. 20-22

This sales tax holiday is an important measure to help Virginians keep more of their hard-earned money when purchasing essential school supplies, hurricane preparedness items, and clothing," said Governor Glenn Youngkin.

Free motorcycle safety course April 20 at NVCC-Manassas, approved by Va. State Police

Warmer weather traditionally leads to an increase of motorists of all kinds on Virginia roads, especially motorcycles. With that increased traffic comes the increased likelihood of motorcycle and vehicle interactions. Virginia State Police is once again offering its “Ride 2 Save Lives” motorcycle self-assessment courses across the Commonwealth in hopes of making those interactions as safe as possible.

Some IRS TAxpayer Assistance Centers open April 13

Va. Cooperative Extension to teach how to start native plants from seed

Three evacuated from April 8 apartment fire in Dale City

Teens ready for Prince William NAACP’s ACT-SO Achievement Program annual competition April 20

Gov. Youngkin proposes 242 budget amendments

PWC Schools Employment & Summer Job Fair tomorrow: Monday, April 8

Prescribed fire planned at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts next week

Flags to be lowered in respect for deceased Va. firefighter James C. Ward

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