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Democratic challengers complain that Republican incumbents don't hold town halls. Do these meetings matter?
As congressional candidates debate the necessity of town halls, this analysis explores why in-person forums have declined in favor of controlled tele-town halls and whether voters truly care.
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3mProcedural mistake brings another opportunity to weigh in on development that would change Elliston
More than 300 homes are proposed for a portion of the historic Fotheringay property.
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15mMacy mounts a challenge to Cline but hasn't put down her reporter's notebook
Journalist and author Beth Macy navigates an uphill Congressional bid in Virginia’s 6th District, running a grassroots, record-breaking fundraising campaign to unseat Republican incumbent Ben Cline.
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3mRasoul joins Fishwick's Roanoke law firm as an associate attorney
Del. Sam Rasoul took the bar exam in July and discovered he had passed in October, after quietly working to get his law degree.
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8m'We’re not there yet': Salem City Council candidates mostly still shaping opinions about data center growth in the region
They generally agree that the issue certainly can't be ignored.
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11mDanville has reversed decades of population decline. Since 2020, only three cities in Virginia have added more people.
The city has also seen wages raise faster than most places in the country. Here's a look at the city's demographic and economic trends.