Republicans Philip Harding, Doug Ollivant and Rick Smithers appeared at a candidate forum on Wednesday night in Fredericksburg.
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Republicans Philip Harding, Doug Ollivant and Rick Smithers appeared at a candidate forum on Wednesday night in Fredericksburg.
A new state law takes effect on July 1 that would permit a battery storage facility by-right if it accompanies a solar project.
State budget negotiators reportedly reach tentative, unofficial deal.
Proposal adds a tiered tax for the industry that targets diesel generators and would generate $1.8 billion for the state.
Darrell English of the Hartwood District and Crystal Vanuch of the Rock Hill District had issues with the poll.
The county is in the process of updating the document, which serves as a blueprint for development.
State sales tax on retail weed will be 6% to start and rise to 8% in 2029, while retail locations to be capped at 350 statewide.
University of Mary Washington political scientist Stephen Farnsworth is retiring from the classroom.
City: Portal will ensure requests are handled in timely fashion.
Of late, she has dealt with criticism from within her own party.
Updated spending plan, supported by Gov. Abigail Spanberger, no longer includes environmental standards data centers would need to meet in order to be exempted from the state’s sales and use tax.
Dominion Energy’s North Anna to Bristers project has been unpopular since being proposed last year.
The court denied motions filed by DEQ and Caroline attorneys seeking to dismiss the Tribe’s claims.
Supportive housing community has raised nearly $12 million of $17.5 million goal; groundbreaking planned for November.
The board of supervisors pledged that the county will become more involved with arranging the community gatherings in the future.
Ray previously served as Assistant Director of Community Development and Planning in Goochland County.
Lawmaker and former Virginia governor: There are more than 600 data centers in the state, making it the “data center capital of the world.”
The Republican primary is Aug. 4. The general election is Nov. 3.
For the second year in a row, board Chairman Deuntay Diggs gave an impassioned speech. But so did those who were against the proclamation.
Supervisors implored residents to become more civically engaged so they don’t miss future public hearings.