Monday’s announcement that Scott Graeff is leaving Luna after 21 years follows the company questioning its own transactions and indefinitely delaying fourth quarter and annual reports.
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Posted inOpinion
A battle for the soul of the Lynchburg Republican Party
Here’s what Saturday’s contentious, but ultimately decisive, vote for unit chair means — and what it doesn’t mean.
Posted inNews Briefs
Downtown Vinton is one of 10 new historic sites in Virginia
Others in the western part of the state are in Buena Vista, Campbell County, Pittsylvania County, Rockbridge County and Staunton.
Posted inNews Briefs
Rights restoration under Youngkin drops again; more …
From elsewhere: Amherst County revises zoning rules on utility solar farms, 50-acre cap now in place. Dam removal will improve ecology, safety in area of Dan River, experts say. Youngkin considers budget proposal to redirect diversity office funds.
Posted inOpinion
Gov. Youngkin can make insurance companies honor their contracts
Many of the largest insurance companies in Virginia have instituted a practice of refusing to settle uninsured motorist claims until the week before trial. They do it because they can and there is no law to stop them. That is why I introduced SB 256.
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Gov. Youngkin can protect Virginians from higher auto insurance costs by vetoing Senate Bill 256
To the detriment of consumers and businesses, SB 256 benefits trial lawyers by opening the floodgates of litigation related to auto insurance policies through the establishment of an onerous first-party bad faith law. Only a few states in the U.S. have enacted such laws, but none are as troubling as SB 256, which will make Virginia an outlier.
Posted inPolitics
Former Del. Matt Fariss arrested on narcotics and gun charges
The ex-lawmaker is also accused of violating a protective order. He is being held at the Blue Ridge Regional Jail.
Posted inPolitics
Amid division and tensions, Lynchburg GOP reelects leadership
Veronica Bratton, backed by U.S. Rep. Bob Good, took 64% of the vote for unit chair after a contentious fight between Republican factions.
Posted inEducation
Radford will increase in-state tuition by 1.5% for coming year
The state university continues to forecast declining enrollment, though its leaders showed continued optimism at a board of visitors meeting Friday.
Posted inCulture
County Sales, a music store that became a Floyd institution, will close after almost 60 years
The store, which specializes in bluegrass and old-time vinyl albums and CDs, will remain open through April.
