From elsewhere: Virginia basketball will get six-figure payout for game in Nashville. Move-in week begins at Virginia Tech. Jefferson Davis statue leaves for six months to LA museum.
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Headlines from across the state: Buckingham ‘hit and run’ buggy crash causes multiple injuries; more …
From elsewhere: Fairfax will hire security for its superintendent. Halifax County celebrates $129 million high school opening, ushering in a new era of education. Virginia abortion funds see sharp uptick in patients both in and out of state.
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Headlines from across the state: Bedford council accepts $1 million grant for passenger rail stop effort; more …
From elsewhere: Boar’s Head plant in Virginia to reopen a year after listeria outbreak. Buck-Hayes withdraws request for bond; hearing on it was scheduled for Tuesday. Federal funding gap means no pay for court-appointed lawyers.
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Headlines from across the state: Loudoun County neighbors fight proposed Dominion transmission lines for Data Center Alley; more …
From elsewhere: Temporary Norfolk casino to open in November. Former Virginia schools superintendent Coons in running for Michigan, Nevada posts. Earle-Sears declines invite for People’s Debate at VSU.
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Fulfillment company to invest $10M, hire 203 in Pittsylvania; more …
Roanoke County launches mural concept contest. N&W 611 train excursions set for this fall.
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Headlines from across the state: Virginia State Police say ‘no evidence of mass abductions’ in response to viral posts; more …
From elsewhere: North Carolina DEQ holds public hearing on MVP Southgate natural gas project that impacts Virginia. Menhaden management board looks at more restrictions for reduction fishing in the Chesapeake Bay. Youngkin: State police to investigate alleged school-funded abortions in Fairfax.
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U.S. Senate passes funding bills that include 7 projects in Southwest and Southside
The funding measures now head to the U.S. House.
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Headlines from across the state: Attorney general files appeal to lift suspension of Youngkin appointees from Virginia college governing boards; more …
From elsewhere: Virginia Democrats will again try to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day. Virginia Chamber CEO resigns after four months. 2026 trial date for Spotsylvania judge charged with bribery.
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Roanoke County girl is one of 75 winners in nationwide contest: ‘What does America mean to you?’
The contest was sponsored by America250, the commission that leds the national celebration of America’s 250th birthday in 2026.
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‘One parent should not choose what another parent’s child should read.’ Readers weigh in on banned books
The third and final installment of reader responses to a state report on which school systems have removed which books from their library shelves.
