Lineberry, who defeated incumbent Mayor Tyson Cooper on Tuesday, says he wants to push for greater budget transparency and infrastructure improvements.
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The Rockbridge County Board of Supervisors voted last month to ban noise on weekdays after 10 p.m. in response to noise complaints about college students’ parties.
Plaintiff Abby Zwerner had sued the ex-assistant principal over accusations of ignoring her warnings about the student.
Police say the city’s new surveillance cameras will help deter crime, but some residents say the added monitoring comes at too high a cost.
Community members say the Lexington Golf & Country Club could contaminate well water, groundwater and Woods Creek.
The move to reduce air traffic in over two dozen states comes as the longest U.S. government shutdown in history drags on.
Pelosi, the first female House speaker, has represented San Francisco for over 40 years.
The festivities will commemorate the original dedication of the Rockbridge Veterans Memorial and end of the Vietnam War and World War II.
Jesse Lineberry will serve as Buena Vista mayor for the next two years after defeating incumbent Tyson Cooper.
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Community members say the Lexington Golf & Country Club renovations could contaminate local waterways and threaten the quality of drinking water.
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This year, the organizers of Lexington’s Veterans Day parade are trying something different: they want relatives and friends to march with the veterans.
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