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Hampton voters will pick new constitutional officers in this year's elections.
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Chesapeake voters will pick new constitutional officers and have a special school board election this Election Day.
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“We are limited on what revenues we have and what revenues we can access, and I think we’ll exercise that caution at the appropriate time,” said Delegate Terry Austin.
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The Virginia Symphony Orchestra has named its season American Spirit and Symphonic Brilliance. It features American composers and soloists as the nation celebrates its 250th birthday in 2026.
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December marks the 250th anniversary of the birth of 19th-century British author Jane Austen. What would she think of fan groups, movies and now musical that thrive in her honor?
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About half of Virginia households were expected to qualify for Solar For All, which sought to reduce energy bills by making solar power more affordable.
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The state’s milestone Clean Economy Act spurred impressive growth in renewable power. Now, that future is at risk.
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With flu season underway, the updated guideline creates uncertainty among pharmacies and residents in Hampton Roads.
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“There are not really very many good places for this to be developed,” said John McGlennon, Board of Supervisors vice chair.
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Andrew Clark with the Home Builders Association of Virginia pointed to two recent changes he said should help Virginia’s housing market, even if zoning reform comes later.
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The third annual film fest runs from Friday to Sunday. The organizers state that the festival's purpose is to foster social dialogue with a focus on Southern voices.
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Nearly 17 months after the incident, Master at Arms 2nd Class Jackson Bower pleaded guilty to dereliction of duty after he was initially charged with negligent homicide.