Cardinal News
Lucas indictment raises two big questions about Virginia's coming legal retail cannabis market
The core of the charges against the Senate Finance chair involve marijuana distribution. Come July 1, retail sales will be legal. The Lucas case calls for a closer look at how that market will work.
Read the original at Cardinal NewsMore audio from Cardinal News
-
5mHilton brand hotel to be built near Martinsville Speedway
The company plans to invest $20 million.
-
8mAn Islamic institute has closed on its purchase of a building in downtown Norton and is proceeding with opening a community center there, its founder said
The facility will also include a worship space; programs will begin over the next few months.
-
8mSouthwest and Southside localities say all is well ahead of Election Day amid talk of federal monitors
Virginia’s Department of Elections confirmed that the federal Department of Justice has requested to send election monitors to a number of localities across the commonwealth, as has happened in the past.
-
8mLynchburg City Council starts process to audit top municipal employee pay and raises
Some members believe there are issues, while others do not.
-
9mEnergy group: Big acres, bigger questions
Virginia does not need to choose between covering its natural beauty in solar arrays and forgoing new energy development; with well-researched siting and strong ordinances, there is plenty of room to meet in the middle.