A new group called Virginia Value Pack 27 is funding smaller races in red districts where Democratic candidates struggle.
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The Virginia Board of Education will meet Nov. 13 to decide when school districts will be required to comply with new “cut scores” for math and reading.
Owner Jackie Lupo says she plans to retire after 22 years of serving food in downtown Lexington.
A move to the Stonewall Square fell apart after Food Lion offered only a seven-month contract.
Some buildings in Lexington date back to 1800 or earlier, and officials say the tightly packed structures put local businesses at greater risk of fire damage.
The Republican candidate told Washington and Lee University students earlier this week that he would have a better chance of working with President Trump on behalf of Virginia than his opponent.
In July 2024, a Virginia law went into effect that required localities to change water and sewer utility ordinance procedures to avoid abrupt service cut-offs for water and sewer utility accounts.
Business owners and employees say confusing time limits lead to frustration and more tickets.
Construction workers gutted the building that was built in 1893, removed asbestos and are in the process of weatherproofing the exterior.
Lexington and Rockbridge businesses continue to feel the effects of President Donald Trump’s 50% tariffs on coffee from Brazil.