Day: July 23, 2026

Virginia Early Voting Deadline Nears

Virginia voters have until Saturday, August 1, to cast an early ballot in the upcoming primary election. Voters will choose Republican or Democratic candidates for U.S. House and Senate races. Election officials say turnout has been lower than expected, possibly because the primary was moved from June to August. Election Day is Tuesday, August 4.

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VDOT Approves Deltaville Roads for Golf Carts

The Virginia Department of Transportation has approved Lovers and Norhall lanes in Deltaville for possible golf cart use. Golf carts would not be allowed on nearby Route 33. Operators would need to meet legal driving-age and equipment requirements. The Middlesex County attorney is drafting an ordinance for supervisors to consider at their August meeting

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Demolition Clears Way for New Norris Bridge

A 70-year-old restaurant building along the Rappahannock River has been demolished to make way for the replacement of the Robert O Norris Jr Memorial Bridge. The structure opened in 1956 and later housed several restaurants, including Willaby’s Cafe and Catering. State transportation officials say demolition and site restoration will continue through Labor Day weekend, with […]

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Lancaster Treasurer’s Office Renews Accreditation

The Lancaster County Treasurer’s Office has renewed its accreditation through the Treasurers’ Association of Virginia. The voluntary certification recognizes offices meeting statewide best practices in treasury management. Requirements include an outside audit with no material weaknesses, continuing education for the treasurer and staff, and written policies covering personnel, customer service and delinquent collections.

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Kilmarnock Approves $3 Point 15 Million Sewer Bond

The Kilmarnock Town Council has unanimously approved borrowing up to 3.15 million dollars to help finance wastewater treatment plant improvements. The general obligation and sewer revenue bond will carry an interest rate of no more than 7%. Officials also say the Radio Water Well project is nearly complete, with the new well expected to begin […]

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Mathews County Board Sets Special Closed Meeting

The Mathews County Board of Supervisors will hold a special meeting at 1 p.m. Monday, July 27. The board plans to enter closed session for a performance review of the county attorney and to discuss matters involving Hole in the Wall Waterfront Grill. Topics include publicly owned real estate, ongoing litigation, settlement negotiations, contract law […]

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