Supervisor Chris Yakabouski said he will put forth a resolution at Tuesday’s board meeting supporting State Sen. Glen Sturtevant’s call for an immediate pause of the industry.
School division released statement this week distancing itself from nonprofit mentioned in Luck Stone rezoning application.
The Democratic incumbent is a former Virginia governor.
He will face current Rep. Eugene Vindman in November.
Board voted 3-1 not to repeal the seller’s discount which provides a bit of relief for restaurant owners who pay their tax bill on time.
Republican voters will choose a nominee to challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, while a contested congressional primary will unfold in the 7th District, which includes the Fredericksburg area.
State senators want to consider and pass policies to rein in water use in the Virginia Coastal Plain aquifer system.
The last day to vote early in person is Saturday. Election Day is Tuesday.
Board will soon decide the date of a special election and if they will appoint someone to fill the vacancy.
Richard T. McGrath allegedly threatened to dismiss traffic tickets if county officials didn’t provide pay raises for his staff.
Both bodies prefer to have specific projects in mind before putting the referendum before voters.
To hold referendum, localities must petition for an order from the local circuit court by Aug. 14.
An earlier primary would bring candidates, campaign spending and national attention to the commonwealth while giving both Democrats and Republicans greater influence before Super Tuesday.
Cole recognized for work on Faith in Housing bill.
The law requires employers to include a good-faith wage or salary range in public and internal job postings.
Luck Stone plans to facilitate the construction of a community center for Oxford Mount Zion Baptist Church if the county approves rezoning.
Head Start programs provide early childhood education, nutrition, health and family support services to children and families.
Supervisors continued the public hearing until the Aug. 4 meeting.
Special legislative session would allow a vote to extend the review period.
At issue is a historic cemetery on the land in question where former residents of the property and enslaved persons are buried.
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