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Madison County Eagle · Petersburg, VA
Nearby: Petersburg, VAA Virginia legislative panel has reached an impasse on whether to close the infrastructurally unsound Hiram Davis Medical Center in Petersburg.
Richmond Times-Dispatch · Richmond, VA
Nearby: Richmond, VA316 S Laurel Street, Richmond, VA - $440K - 3 bed - 2,640 sqft - Ideally located just a short walk from VCU and downtown. This inviting 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home is located in historic Oregon Hill, just minutes from ...
Richmond Times-Dispatch · Richmond, VA
Nearby: Richmond, VA5626 Monumental Avenue, Richmond, VA - $695K - 4 bed - 2,286 sqft - Enjoy an unbeatable location in this beautifully maintained 1950s brick ranch, tucked away at the end of a quiet dead-end street! Just minutes from Wi...
Richmond Times-Dispatch · Richmond, VA
Nearby: Richmond, VA1208 N 37th Street, Richmond, VA - $340K - 2 bed - 1,568 sqft - Welcome to 1208 N 37th Street, a charming 1915 home in Richmond's Church Hill neighborhood, offering the rare advantage of a spacious double lot! With...

AIStockWire · Richmond, VA
Nearby: Richmond, VAKey points Virginia Democrats want local votes on every data center over 25 megawatts Virginia's plan would also ban data center NDAs with local officials JLARC estimated Virginia's data center tax break returned 22 cents per dollar Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger and the state's Democratic legislative leaders on Nov. 10 proposed requiring a local vote on every data center that uses more than 25 megawatts of power. The proposal is part of the 2027 legislative agenda they unveiled at the state Capitol in Richmond. Under the plan, those data centers could no longer be approved "by right," and local approval would be required regardless of prior project approvals. Democrats also want to bar data center companies from signing nondisclosure agreements with local officials. Bills for the agenda measures haven't been filed yet, the Virginia Mercury reported.

Midlothian Mirror · Midlothian, VA
Nearby: Midlothian, VABill [email protected] The Federal Bureau of Investigations carried out several search warrants in Midlothian last Friday, including one on an oil and gas development business… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Richmond Times-Dispatch · Bon Air, VA
Nearby: Bon Air, VA10268 Iron Mill Road, Richmond, VA - $159K - 2 bed - 965 sqft - Enjoy peaceful surroundings and effortless living in this inviting top-floor condo in a convenient Bon Air location! Nestled in a quiet community and ...
Richmond Times-Dispatch · Henrico, VA
Nearby: Henrico, VA2412 New Berne Road, Henrico, VA - $500K - 3 bed - 2,085 sqft - Welcome to 2412 New Berne Road, a charming and beautifully landscaped Cape Cod offering nearly 2,100 square feet of versatile living space in Henrico'...

The Kenbridge-Victoria Dispatch · Kenbridge, VA
Nearby: Kenbridge, VAVoters in the towns of Kenbridge and Victoria returned incumbents to council positions in voting Tuesday, Nov. 3. Lunenburg County voters also showed their support for the Republican contenders in the races for U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives. Unofficial tallies from the Virginia Department of Elections (VDE) show that Kenbridge voters re-elected Mayor Wanda G. Morrison, who was unopposed. She received 370 votes, which was 94.15% of those cast. In the contests for Kenbridge Town Council, two incumbents and a newcomer were elected, according to VDE’s unofficial totals. David L. Haywood Sr. was re-elected with 260 votes, 33.59%, along with incumbent Michael R. Bender with 256, or 33.07% of the votes. Voters also elected Jodi Lynn Powers-Bernhardt to a council seat with 230 votes, or 29.72% of votes. Voters in the Town of Victoria also re-elected its mayor Tuesday, according to the VDE website. Allen D.