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U.S. energy secretary announces electric grid upgrades across parts of APCo's service area
Up to $50 million in federal money will go toward transmission line work to increase energy supply, U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright said during a visit to Lynchburg.
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11mLynchburg Councilman Misjuns says he receives death threat after resident criticizes his social media as ‘hate speech’
A video went viral, bringing hundreds of thousands of eyes to the at-large representative who’s up for reelection this November.
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21mPerriello holds 2-1 cash advantage over McGuire. He's the only Democratic challenger in Virginia with financial edge.
The latest round of campaign finance reports came out Friday. Here's what they show in Virginia's U.S. House and Senate races.
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4mGoogle confirmed as parent company for data center project in Roanoke County
The Western Virginia Regional Industrial Facility Authority recently pulled out of an NDA on the project at I-81/581 junction, and information has flowed more freely.
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7mVinton hopes a downtown anchor project will rise from the ashes of 2022 fire
The town is seeking development proposals for a site it called a "visible scar."
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13mAmherst County hits the trifecta of issues: off-track betting, data centers and nuclear energy
Energy issues are also converging on Campbell County just across the James River, with both a proposed nuclear reactor there and the Valley Link transmission line.