Appalachian’s typical monthly residential bill increased by $91.01, or 136.63%, between July 1, 2007, and July 1, 2023, according to the SCC.
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Posted inOpinion
Gov. Youngkin says Virginia’s continued out-migration shows why taxes should be cut
Virginia has more people moving out than moving in, while most of our bordering states see more people moving in. The governor cites our income tax rates.
Posted inHealth Care
CEO of Centra Health steps down; interim leader named
Amy Carrier had held the position since September 2021.
Posted inNews Briefs
Youngkin administration reviews race, DEI syllabi for VCU, George Mason courses; more …
From elsewhere: With renaming of rural center, governor honors former state Sen. Frank Ruff. Grayson residents oppose turbine proposal. MaryJane Dolan will not seek reelection to Lynchburg City Council.
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49 Winchester, James McMurtry on Lime Kiln’s 2024 summer lineup; more …
Mountain Gateway, University of Virginia win final approval for lab schools. UVA Wise hosts screening of documentary “ᏓᏗᏬᏂᏏ (We Will Speak).”
Posted inPolitics
Gov. Youngkin vetoes cannabis bill, minimum wage hike
The governor rejected legislation that would have created a legal, adult-use retail marijuana market by 2025.
Posted inPolitics
Danville, Roanoke named All-America City finalists
Danville has received the award twice, Roanoke six times. This year’s 10 winners will be named in June.
Posted inPolitics
Fariss bond set at $5,000, preliminary hearing set for June
The judge also ordered the former state legislator to seek drug abuse treatment.
Posted inEducation
A lack of child care can be a barrier for community college students. Virginia is looking for answers.
Among the solutions: A handful of colleges offer on-campus child care, and a statewide pilot program is providing child care stipends for single parents. But the need remains great.
Posted inCulture
Officials, firefighters who rescued bear cub from brush fire receive recognition from PETA
The black bear cub was taken from Wythe County to the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro, where he is doing well.