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UPDATED: Debby déjà vu? Coastal storm system promises needed rain for much of Virginia
Updated: Coastal low never became a tropical storm, but has flooded Wilmington area, and promises an inch or more of rain on most of dry Virginia. The post UPDATED: Debby déjà vu? Coastal storm system promises needed rain for much of Virginia appeared first on Cardinal News.
New CNU poll has key finding: Independents think more like Republicans this year
Voting in Virginia begins Sept. 20. Who’s on your ballot? You can look it up on our Voter Guide and see where many of the candidates stand. If Republicans really believe Virginia is in play, we’ll know it when Donald Trump comes back to the state. If and when he does, it’s also clear where […] The post New CNU poll has key finding: Independents think more like Republicans this year appeared first on Cardinal News.
Judge says he will dismiss lawsuit seeking to oust Bristol abortion clinic
But the fight isn’t over. The judge still has to rule on a counterclaim for an injunction to keep the clinic from being evicted. The post Judge says he will dismiss lawsuit seeking to oust Bristol abortion clinic appeared first on Cardinal News.
Norfolk moves forward with long-delayed casino project; more …
From elsewhere: Virginia allows Cornel West on ballot after confusion over new state law. Virginia Chamber president and CEO to retire. Virginia’s teacher vacancy rate shows slight improvement ahead of annual report. The post Norfolk moves forward with long-delayed casino project; more … appeared first on Cardinal News.
Three polls show Harris taking a clear lead in Virginia but details present a more complicated picture
Democrats have a young voter problem while Republicans have an unregistered supporters problem. The post Three polls show Harris taking a clear lead in Virginia but details present a more complicated picture appeared first on Cardinal News.
Project providing clean manufacturing space comes to Roanoke
A pilot project for life sciences and biotechnology production comes in part from a $100,000 grant from GO Virginia. The post Project providing clean manufacturing space comes to Roanoke appeared first on Cardinal News.
5 things Roanoke voters ought to know about their city’s changing demographics
The city is mulling a controversial rezoning plan. It also has elections coming up. Housing figures in both. Here's what's driving that debate. The post 5 things Roanoke voters ought to know about their city’s changing demographics appeared first on Cardinal News.
Proposed monument to Black troops in Civil War hits an impasse in Rocky Mount; more …
From elsewhere: Internet outages caused by hunters, Firefly Fiber officials warn. Public meeting on transportation along U.S. 221 in Forest set for Sept. 12. Tazewell County awarded 4 flood study grants. The post Proposed monument to Black troops in Civil War hits an impasse in Rocky Mount; more … appeared first on Cardinal News.
Youngkin tells rural voters they must ‘flood the zone’ to offset Northern Virginia
In appearances in the 5th Congressional District, the governor pushed early voting as a way to generate a big rural turnout. The post Youngkin tells rural voters they must ‘flood the zone’ to offset Northern Virginia appeared first on Cardinal News.
Sen. Bill Stanley wants one key part of Virginia’s liquor law declared unconstitutional
He's filed suit to challenge the provision that restaurants with liquor licenses must serve a certain amount of food. The post Sen. Bill Stanley wants one key part of Virginia’s liquor law declared unconstitutional appeared first on Cardinal News.
Fledgling Roanoke College football team prepares for first game
The Salem school opens a five-game junior varsity schedule Sunday against Hampden-Sydney. It's the first time since WWII that the college has fielded a football team. The post Fledgling Roanoke College football team prepares for first game appeared first on Cardinal News.
Wythe County registrar relocates; candidate forums set in multiple localities
Two candidate forums set in Washington County, plus a reminder on how to register for Cardinal's candidate forums in Danville, Lynchburg, Martinsville, Roanoke and Salem. The post Wythe County registrar relocates; candidate forums set in multiple localities appeared first on Cardinal News.
Cannabis authority chooses Shenandoah Valley provider; more …
From elsewhere: Majority of Sweet Briar College faculty oppose new transgender admissions policy. Virginia’s top elections official warns of possible delays in mail-in voting this year. Scott County supervisors move on solar regulations. The post Cannabis authority chooses Shenandoah Valley provider; more … appeared first on Cardinal News.
Earle-Sears files to run for governor. Now the 2025 race can really begin.
The Republican side of next year's statewide races has been frozen, waiting for someone to make a move. The post Earle-Sears files to run for governor. Now the 2025 race can really begin. appeared first on Cardinal News.
Big Stone Gap receives $2 million for Big Cherry Reservoir recreation project
A second grant from Virginia Energy’s Abandoned Mine Land Economic Revitalization program will go to a business expansion in Clintwood. The post Big Stone Gap receives $2 million for Big Cherry Reservoir recreation project appeared first on Cardinal News.
Opening of Music Hall adds small performance venue to Lynchburg’s music scene
The location, which formerly housed Mission House Coffee, reopens this week with a sold-out show by the Local Call. The post Opening of Music Hall adds small performance venue to Lynchburg’s music scene appeared first on Cardinal News.
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