First Offshore Wind Turbine Begins Supplying Power In Virginia
Dominion Energy says its offshore wind project has delivered its first electricity to the grid serving Virginia customers. The initial turbine, located about 27 miles off Virginia Beach, can generate nearly 15 megawatts of power, with more turbines coming online through the year. The project is more than 70 percent complete, though costs have climbed […]
Read MoreKing George Supervisors Keep Pressure On Redistricting Decision
King George County leaders are continuing their push for a public vote on redistricting, saying residents deserve a direct say in how voting districts are drawn. The Board of Supervisors raised the issue again during a recent meeting, stressing frustration over delays in moving the process forward. Officials argue the lack of action leaves voters […]
Read MoreMinor Earthquake Rattles Central Virginia
The U-S Geological Survey has now confirmed that a minor earthquake shook parts of Central Virginia last Friday evening. They say the magnitude two point four quake hit just before six, about seven miles north of Woodlake. Residents in Chester, Richmond, and surrounding areas reported feeling brief shaking and hearing a loud rumble. Officials say […]
Read MoreNorthumberland Officials Press Utilities Over High Power Bills
Northumberland County leaders are demanding answers from Dominion Energy and the Northern Neck Electric Cooperative over rising electric bills. Residents voiced frustration during a recent Board of Supervisors meeting, pointing to sharp increases in monthly costs. Dominion representatives say part of the spike comes from added charges tied to company programs and projects. County officials […]
Read MoreOvernight Delays Planned On Norris Bridge Next Week
Drivers using the Robert O Norris Bridge should expect delays starting March 30th as maintenance work begins. Route 3 will be reduced to one lane overnight from 7 p m to 6 a m Monday through Saturday, with alternating traffic controlled by automated flagging devices. The work runs through early April, weather permitting, as crews […]
Read MoreWhite Stone Expanding Hometown Heroes Banner Program
White Stone officials plan to expand the town’s Hometown Heroes banner program ahead of Memorial Day. Town leaders expect increased interest after nearby Kilmarnock announced it is ending its longtime program. White Stone displayed 38 banners last year and plans to cap the display at 50 this year. Banners cost $100 and will be displayed […]
Read MoreVolunteers Sought For RivahFest Event In Tappahannock
Organizers are looking for volunteers to help with this year’s RivahFest in Tappahannock. An informational meeting is set for March 28th at 4 p m at Tappahannock Memorial United Methodist Church on Earl Street. Officials say there are roles for everyone, from setup to greeting guests and assisting with activities. Light snacks will be provided […]
Read MoreFirst Offshore Wind Turbine Begins Supplying Power In Virginia
Dominion Energy says its offshore wind project has delivered its first electricity to the grid serving Virginia customers. The initial turbine, located about 27 miles off Virginia Beach, can generate nearly 15 megawatts of power, with more turbines coming online through the year. The project is more than 70 percent complete, though costs have climbed […]
Read MoreKing George Supervisors Keep Pressure On Redistricting Decision
King George County leaders are continuing their push for a public vote on redistricting, saying residents deserve a direct say in how voting districts are drawn. The Board of Supervisors raised the issue again during a recent meeting, stressing frustration over delays in moving the process forward. Officials argue the lack of action leaves voters […]
Read MoreNorthumberland Officials Press Utilities Over High Power Bills
Northumberland County leaders are demanding answers from Dominion Energy and the Northern Neck Electric Cooperative over rising electric bills. Residents voiced frustration during a recent Board of Supervisors meeting, pointing to sharp increases in monthly costs. Dominion representatives say part of the spike comes from added charges tied to company programs and projects. County officials […]
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