Virginia Gasoline Prices Rise Slightly Despite Monthly Drop
Average gasoline prices in Virginia rose 2.1 cents per gallon last week, reaching $2.72 per gallon on Monday, according to GasBuddy. Prices are still 11.8 cents lower than a month ago and nearly 16 cents below last year. The national average for gasoline fell 4 cents last week to $2.75 per gallon, while diesel dropped […]
Read MoreBeef Prices Expected to Stay High Amid Ongoing Supply Challenges
You should brace for continued high beef prices as the meat industry continues to face supply chain disruptions that began to show up around this time in 2021. While some relief may be on the way, experts say significant price drops are unlikely soon.
Read MoreVirginia Minimum Wage To Increase
Virginia’s minimum wage will increase to $12.77 per hour on Jan. 1, 2026, up from $12.41. The adjustment reflects a 2.9% rise in the U.S. Consumer Price Index over 2024. A bill that would have raised the wage to $13.50 next year and $15 by 2027 was vetoed by Gov. Glenn Youngkin, who cited concerns […]
Read MoreChairman Haynie Steps Down After 24 Years on Northumberland Board
Northumberland County Chairman Richard Haynie is leaving the Board of Supervisors after 24 years of service. Fellow supervisors honored Haynie with a formal resolution recognizing his long-term contributions to the community. During his tenure, Haynie played a key role in local governance and initiatives across the county, earning respect from colleagues and residents alike for […]
Read MoreVirginia Farms Recognized for Clean Water and Conservation Efforts
Governor Glenn Youngkin announced the Virginia Grand Basin Clean Water Farm Awards last week, honoring farms for innovative practices that protect soil and water quality. Winners like Corbin Hill Farm in Middlesex use methods including no-till planting, cover crops, rotational grazing, and alternative watering systems. The Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation says the awarded […]
Read MoreMontross Plans to Add Lighting to Community Park
Montross officials are moving forward with plans to install lighting at Montross Community Park, addressing safety and event concerns. The park, which features a story walk, finished pavilions, expanded playground equipment, and landscaped planters, has been limited in evening use due to poor lighting. Town leaders say that highlights the need for improved illumination to […]
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