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State assistance response to aid Radford's fiscal distress leaves officials questioning next steps
“We really haven't heard anything else from the governor's office or the legislature, and that may happen any day, we don't know,” said Mayor David Horton.
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6mCaesars casino visitor center opens in Danville with goal to increase local business customers
Guests can create custom digital itineraries there and send them to their phones, said Lisa Meriwether, Danville’s tourism director.
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16mLynchburg amphitheater operator that owes city money in inaugural season is working through 'learning curve,' city staff say
The private company's owner says the problem is "just a miscommunication."
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14mGovernor's energy plan says a shortage of transmission lines is driving up the cost of power
The report lays out a primer on Virginia's energy demands, with emphasis on how data centers have broken the business model for supplying electricity. First of two parts.
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10mWith Campbell County’s vote, localities unite against Valley Link
The proposed transmission line's latest plan has it starting in Campbell County, running through six counties and ending in Culpeper County.
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6mBedford County to hold public hearing on school closures Thursday
The school board is preparing to vote on whether to shutter multiple elementary schools and redraw attendance zones as enrollment drops.