Lower Manhattan’s Hamburger America diner will feature the Texas Tavern staple this month, paired with a Southern Living article that features the Church Avenue eatery.
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6 things to know about the FBI raid on Louise Lucas’s office
Lucas isn’t just any politician. She’s our most powerful state legislator and was the driving force behind redistricting, which gave her a national profile.
Posted inHealthcare
The Pulse: Task-switching tied to higher surgical risk, dental center expands
Catch up on this week’s health news.
Posted inOpinion
Chamber president: It’s time to get real about energy and small business
From retail stores to salons to logistics companies, rising energy costs are showing up in operating expenses, hiring decisions and long-term sustainability.
Posted inNews Briefs
Headlines from across the state: FBI raids Sen. Louise Lucas’ Portsmouth office, cannabis business; more …
From elsewhere: Menhaden board punts vote to increase Virginia reduction fishery quota restrictions. Transgender woman sues for sexual discrimination against Salem DEQ office. Richmonder will be first Black woman to drive in a national NASCAR series.
Posted inWeather
April was historically hot, but similar to some other recent Aprils
The weather pattern has shifted from an extremely warm and dry April to a cooler, slightly wetter early May.
Posted inEconomy
In Carroll County, a $100 million investment begins to bear fruit
Pluck’d announced last year that it would build out more than 60 acres of greenhouses to grow tomatoes. Its products now are heading to stores.
Posted inOpinion
Black voters were the most enthusiastic for the redistricting amendment. Southwest Democrats were the least.
The Democratic vote was down across Virginia, but it was down inconsistently. The highest retention rate from last November was generally in localities with high Black populations.
Posted inLocal
Hyatt property geared toward long-term stays breaks ground in Danville, as demand for lodging and housing continues to rise
Big construction projects in the city and county are bringing in crews for longer periods of time, creating demand for extended-stay lodging.
Posted inLocal
Scott County supervisors seek to close $2.5 million budget gap
On Wednesday, the county board will discuss the budget that will take effect July 1.
