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Read MoreWindmill Point Road Traffic Shifts to Temporary Bridge Wednesday
Traffic on Windmill Point Road in Lancaster County will begin using a temporary bridge to cross Oyster Creek on Wednesday. Traffic will use the single-lane bridge until construction to build a new bridge is finished in May 2027.
Read MoreVeterans Day Brings Office Closures and Ceremonies Wednesday
Tomorrow is Veterans Day, a federal and state holiday, so banks, post offices and government offices will be closed on Wednesday. Ceremonies to honor and remember those who served in the armed forces will also be held throughout the day across the region.
Read MoreTappahannock Sells Retired Street Signs for $10 Each
Tappahannock is giving residents a chance to own a piece of town history. As old street-name signs are replaced, the town is selling the retired signs for 10 dollars each. Reservations are being taken on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability. Requests can be made through Town Manager Steve Wright.
Read MoreAffordability Expected to Shape Virginia Legislative Session in 2027
Affordability is expected to be a major focus when Virginia lawmakers return for the 2027 General Assembly session. Democrats are preparing proposals involving housing, Medicaid, energy costs and nursing homes. Republicans are pushing tax reductions, property-tax limits and changes to voter identification rules. The governor’s budget update is scheduled for December 17th.
Read MoreSupreme Court Considers Property and Business Rights Copy
Property and business rights are on the Supreme Court’s agenda this week..
Read MoreSupreme Court Considers Property and Business Rights
Property and business rights are on the Supreme Court’s agenda this week..
Read MoreWarsaw Approves Jake Brake Ban
Warsaw Town Council unanimously approved a ban on engine brakes, also often referred to as "jake brakes" within town limits and amended its noise ordinance to address the loud braking systems. Violations will be Class 4 misdemeanors. Police Chief Barry Radden recommended a 90-day implementation period to install signs, educate drivers and prepare officers for […]
Read MoreWalter Reed Post Acute Launches Veterans Program in Gloucester
Walter Reed Post Acute in Gloucester has launched a program designed to support military veterans. Called “Service, anew,” it includes personalized care plans, group therapy for veterans and coordination with Veterans Affairs and local veterans organizations. Staff members also receive training in military culture, communication and trauma awareness. The skilled nursing center, located on the […]
Read MoreRichmond County EMS Offers Advanced Medical Training
Richmond County emergency medical providers are receiving Advanced Medical Life Support training. The course covers severe respiratory illnesses, seizure management and other life-threatening conditions beyond cardiac emergencies. The department can offer the training in-house because it is a National Registry-affiliated EMT training site. Providers from neighboring departments and surrounding localities are also participating, expanding access […]
Read MoreLancaster Supervisors Oppose Proposed Dominion and NextEra Merger
Lancaster County supervisors voted three to two to oppose the proposed merger of Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy. Supervisor Jason Bellows raised concerns about rising electric bills and a loss of local accountability. The resolution asks the State Corporation Commission to reject the deal and invites neighboring localities to consider similar opposition. Supervisor Bill Smith […]
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