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Enabled Intelligence Expands Fairfax County Headquarters, Grows Virginia Workforce to 150

FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (November 2, 2026) — Enabled Intelligence (EI) has expanded its Virginia headquarters in Falls Church, increasing its footprint to 30,000 square feet as its Virginia workforce reaches 150 employees. The expansion adds secure facilities and creates capacity for additional hiring across the company’s government and commercial operations.

Fairfax County, VA · 5d
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Prime Timer

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Elon Musk calls Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger “racist and sexist regarding white men” after she shares picture of her “most diverse cabinet”

Elon Musk during an America PAC town hall on October 26, 2024 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Musk has donated more than $75 million to America PAC, which he co-founded with fellow Silicon Valley venture capitalists and tech businessmen to support Donald Trump — source: Getty Images Elon Musk has called out Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger for not having a white man among her cabinet members. The SpaceX founder replied to Spanberger’s tweet featuring a photo of herself with her seven cabinet members, accusing her of discrimination and racism without providing evidence to support his claims. “Y...

Virginia · 9d

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If Buildings Could Talk, This One Would Have Tales to Tell

One look at the double-decker building and what it sits alongside on Stoney Creek Boulevard in Edinburg, and it’s easy to guess what the building once was. Yes, back before 1900, a hotel welcomed rail travelers coming out to enjoy fresh country air. When that Eureka Hotel burned down in 1902, it was replaced with the current brick structure with 22 rooms connecting to “a long cool porch.”

Edinburg, VA · 5d
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Greene Journal

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RRRC warned Virginia could face power shortages by 2029

A University of Virginia professor warned regional officials Thursday that Virginia’s shrinking power reserves could make brownouts and blackouts a significant risk by 2029.  Haydn N. Wadley, PhD, a University of Virginia Professor and the Edgar Starke Professor of Materials Science and Engineering presented a white paper on the state’s electricity options during the Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission’s (RRRC) October meeting. […] The post RRRC warned Virginia could face power shortages by 2029 first appeared on The Piedmont Journal Recorder .

Virginia · 7d

NRVNews

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Griffith on Dominion Energy’s Request

Congressman Morgan Griffith (VA-09) issued the following statement after Dominion Energy asked the State Corporation Commission to recover the costs of. Virginia’s return to the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) from its customers:. “Richmond Democrats promised Virginians lower costs. Instead, they slipped RGGI back into the state budget, and...

Virginia · 7d

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UVA Health acquires vacant State Farm property on Pantops

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – UVA Health has acquired the 55-acre, 365,000 square-foot abandoned State Farm building at 1500 State Farm Blvd. in Pantops, which will become home to a outpatient services facility. University of Virginia President Scott Beardsley announced the purchase Friday afternoon during a special Board of Visitors’ meeting.

Charlottesville, VA · 8d

The Cool Down

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Appalachian Power deal would freeze rates for a year, then add 92 cents to typical monthly bills

The compromise also proposes an authorized return on equity of 9.8%, a cap that limits the utility's allowed profit.

Virginia · 6d

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Downtown Staunton businesses reflect on another successful ‘Shop and Dine’ season

As another season of Staunton’s “Shop and Dine Out in Downtown” initiative comes to a close Sunday.

Staunton, VA · 5d

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Farm to Neighbor hopes rebrand will produce desired results

A number of years ago, Virginia Community Food Connections staff stopped using the full name of their organization and reduced it to an acronym. “We’d say ‘VCFC this’ and ‘VCFC that,’ but even people we’d worked with for years couldn’t tell you what that meant or what our real name was,” said Candice Armstrong, the organization’s executive director. “That felt like an issue, because just like all nonprofits in the region and the world, we need funding and people to support our work.”

Virginia · 5d

Cardinal News

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Headlines from across Virginia: Danville company to close, 251 will lose jobs; more . . .

From elsewhere: Cigarette tax proposal resurfaces in Washington County. Bond rating agencies give Roanoke positive rating. Henry County eyes possible school consolidation. The post Headlines from across Virginia: Danville company to close, 251 will lose jobs; more . . . appeared first on Cardinal News .

Virginia · 8d

Charlottesville Tomorrow

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Through a historic drought, Virginia cattle farmers fight to keep herds fed and farms alive

"Our first cutting of hay was averaging about a third of a normal crop," said Dave Norford, a seventh generation cattle farmer in Albemarle County. "So we knew we were in trouble at that point." The post Through a historic drought, Virginia cattle farmers fight to keep herds fed and farms alive appeared first on Charlottesville Tomorrow .

Virginia · 8d

WHSV

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WHSV is Working Hard For You amid technical difficulties, changes to daily broadcasts

HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - Since Oct. 23, WHSV broadcasts on all platforms have had a different look because of a catastrophic equipment failure. On Oct. 23, the switcher that powers WHSV’s television broadcast had crashed and ultimately died before the late night shows. This outage caused a prompt reorganizing on how the Friday night newscast would operate. However, the issue persisted through the weekend and turned out to be much larger than WHSV imagined.

Harrisonburg, VA · 9d

WTVR CBS 6

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Vote posters glued to buildings leave Virginia business owners with cleanup bill

Large posters urging people to vote were glued to Henrico and Richmond buildings, prompting vandalism complaints and a police investigation.

Henrico County, VA · 10d

GW Hatchet

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Amazon proposes up to 1,500 housing units on Virginia campus in place of data centers

Amazon proposed building up to 1,500 housing units on GW’s Virginia Science and Technology Campus days after announcing it axed prior plans to build data centers there, per a document filed with Loudoun County. The proposed development, dubbed “Project Potomac Promise,” would consist of between 1,290 and 1,548 units,...

Loudoun County, VA · 10d

InsideNoVa

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Guest Column: Energy affordability essential for working families

When I was 24 years old, I was raising my son while earning $5.25 an hour as a gas station cashier in Prince William County. Every paycheck was spoken for before it arrived. There were times when my family had to choose between putting food on the table and paying utility bills. There were times when the lights were cut off because there simply wasn’t enough money to cover everything. Those experiences taught me that affordability isn’t an abstract policy discussion. For working families, it’s about whether they can stay in their homes, keep the lights on and create opportunities for their children. My story is not about hardship. It’s about opportunity. Virginia allowed me to build a career, support my family and serve my community. That’s why I believe major economic and energy decisions should be judged by a simple question: Will they help Virginia families get ahead? That is how I view the proposed merger between Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy. While this proposal deserves careful scrutiny, it also presents potential opportunities for Virginia consumers, workers, businesses and communities. The most immediate impact for many families would be affordability. The companies have proposed four years of residential bill

Virginia · 6d

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Virginia corn harvest exceeding expectations after drought-stressed start

YALE (Virginia Farm Bureau) — Virginia’s corn harvest is finishing stronger than expected despite a spring and early-summer drought. . According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service, Virginia’s corn growers are expected to harvest an average of 167 bushels per acre. That’s an encouraging reversal for a crop that experienced significant moisture stress during planting and growing seasons. 

Virginia · 7d

Mass Market Retailers

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Publix signs lease for new store at Dominion Square in Culpeper, Virginia

An opening timeline for the location has not yet been determined.

Culpeper, VA · 10d

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This Virginia Farm Lets You Cuddle Fluffy Mini Highland Cows, Brush Their Coats And Feed Them By Hand

Somewhere outside Richmond, a herd of shaggy mini Highland cows is waiting for someone to brush their bangs. Yes, cow bangs. They are real, and they are glorious. The tours here are private and hands-on. You can feed these fluffy little cows by hand and spend real bonding time with them.

Gum Spring, VA · 15d

WHSV

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A Season of Extremes: Weather’s impact on the Valley’s agriculture industry

HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - Over the past six months, the Shenandoah Valley has seen extreme weather that sent shockwaves through the agricultural community, with each event compounding on the last. It began in late spring, when a late freeze rocked the Valley. The late spring freeze was likely the most...

Shenandoah Valley, VA · 8d

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Retiring On Social Security Alone Is Actually Possible In This Affordable Virginia City

Nobody told you that retirement could look like this, and honestly, that’s a problem worth fixing right now. Bristol, Virginia is a city in the southwestern corner of the state that has been doing something quietly remarkable for years, offering a genuinely good quality of life at a cost that most Americans have stopped believing is possible.

Bristol, VA · 18d