Virginia Lawmakers Fail To End Clock Changes Despite Public Support
Virginia lawmakers have again failed to pass legislation to end daylight saving time, though a majority of Americans say they want to stop changing clocks twice a year. Lawmakers have repeatedly introduced bills to keep Eastern Daylight Time year-round, citing benefits for health, happiness, and the economy. Experts warn that switching clocks disrupts circadian rhythms, […]
Read MoreNorthern, Central, And Southeastern Virginia Most Impacted By SNAP Delays
Northern, central, and southeastern Virginia have the highest share of residents relying on SNAP benefits, with Fairfax, Richmond, and Norfolk leading in enrollment. More than 850,000 Virginians are enrolled as of September. The ongoing government shutdown has left many unsure when federal benefits will arrive, though the state launched the Virginia Emergency Nutrition Assistance program […]
Read MoreMontross Man Sentenced To 18 Months For Assaulting Officer
30 year old Dylan Rector of Montross will spend 18 months in prison after pleading guilty to two felony counts of assaulting a law enforcement officer and a misdemeanor for defrauding a business. Rector spat twice on a Tappahannock officer while in custody following a $16.41 bill dispute at Applebee’s. Judge John S. Martin suspended […]
Read MoreBay Aging Recognizes Doyle Upon Retirement
William E. Doyle, Jr. has retired from the Bay Aging Board of Directors following the conclusion of his term on September 30. Bill Doyle, who represented Northumberland County, served five years on the board, providing leadership and guidance that left a lasting impact on the organization. Bay Aging officials praised his dedication to supporting senior […]
Read MorePopular Warsaw Eatery Closed By Blaze
Relish restaurant in Warsaw was closed indefinitely following an early morning fire last Saturday. Flames reportedly started in an attached warehouse and spread to the Meads on Main event venue next door. While the main dining area and kitchen were spared, the restaurant was left without power. Fire crews brought the blaze under control by […]
Read MoreJay Jones Wins Virginia Attorney General Despite Scandal
Jay Jones has been elected Virginia’s attorney general, becoming the state’s first Black attorney general. His victory comes despite a text messaging scandal that threatened to derail his campaign. Jones now says he plans to focus on justice reform, and public safety.
Read MoreAbigail Spanberger Will Be Virginia’s Next Governor
Abigail Spanberger has won the Virginia governor’s race, becoming the first woman to hold the state’s top office. The Henrico native’s victory marks a historic moment for Virginia politics, with Spanberger promising to focus on economic growth and education. Political analysts say her win could reshape priorities at the state level and inspire more women […]
Read MoreGhazala Hashmi Makes History As Virginia’s Next Lieutenant Governor
Ghazala Hashmi has been elected Virginia’s lieutenant governor, becoming the nation’s first Muslim-American to hold the post. Hashmi, a former state senator, says she plans to focus on education, healthcare, and “inclusive” policies.
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