McAuliffe’s Business Background: For and Against
As Restrictions Hit Payday Loans, Lenders Change Tactics
Evaluation of Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Goals Killed
Racial Concerns Aired About Westmoreland County Schools and Law Enforcement
Virginia Paper Companies Hurting in Recession
DC’s Region Jobless Turning to Training Programs
Luray Struggles as NOVA Economy Sputters
Struggling Economy Keeps Seasonal Workers Home
Virginia Beach and Norfolk Have No Plans to Clear Past Convictions under Defunct Noise Law
Lynchburg City Council Requesting Applications for School Board
UVA Credits Hiring Internal Policy with Saving Jobs and Money
Proposed Changes to Mayor Jones’ Budget
I have lived in northern Virginia for six years, and have followed developments in the rest of the state (ROVA as it is sometimes called, as opposed to NOVA). I am struck by the deep attachment residents have to places like Luray, not minding a long commute to the job-rich Washington area each day. I think Virginia owes its rooted character to such attachments.