Irvington Looks At Traffic Safety Measures
Irvington officials continue looking at ways to address speeding and traffic concerns along Irvington Road and King Carter Drive. A Lancaster County sheriff’s deputy told town council that speed reader signs and raised crosswalks could help slow drivers. He also suggested asking the sheriff to lower the department’s current ticket-writing threshold in town. Officials were […]
Read MoreMiddlesex EDA Launches New Website
The Middlesex County Economic Development Authority has launched a new website to serve businesses, residents and potential investors. MiddlesexEDA dot com includes information on the county’s business climate, available properties, workforce, taxes and financing programs. It also provides guidance for starting a business and highlights tourism and local economic development efforts. The site will also […]
Read MoreAmerican Legion Fundraiser Set For Saturday
American Legion Post 241 will hold a fried fish and chicken dinner fundraiser Saturday at its meeting hall on Urbanna Road in Cooks Corner. The event starts at noon and continues until the food is sold out. Dinners cost 20 dollars and include two sides, dessert and a drink. Proceeds will help pay for renovations […]
Read MoreMiddlesex Adds Courthouse Deputy
The Middlesex County Board of Supervisors has approved another full-time sheriff’s deputy to handle growing courthouse security demands. The decision comes after the sheriff said that patrol deputies have been pulled from regular duties when multiple courts are in session. The position will cost about 83 thousand dollars annually. A new state law taking effect […]
Read MoreVirginia Revenues Top Forecast
Virginia ended the last fiscal year with general fund revenues more than 938 million dollars above forecast. Revenues grew 6 point 7 percent from the previous year, despite the state losing about 43,600 jobs. Governor Abigail Spanberger is urging cautious budgeting, noting some revenue growth came from strong financial markets and inflation. State revenues must […]
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