State Democrats Enter Final Stretch
Unchallenged McDonnell Cashes In
SurveyUSA NOVA Poll has Moran Leading in Region
Fewer Absentee Voters in Lynchburg for This Year’s Primary
Lynchburg School Board Likely to Approve Fort Hill School Plan
Kaine Names Burgess to Circuit Judgship
Grant Will Help Virginia Reduce Runoff into Bay
Bailout It’s Not, Virginia Bankers Say
Liberty U College Democrats Revising Constitution
Liberty Counsel Urges IRS Review of Critic
Virginia Beach May Reconsider Middle School Cell Phone Rule
Portsmouth City Treasurer Race All About Tax Collection
Williamsburg-JamesCity County School Board Want to Set Redistricting Criteria
Are Republicans a Lost Cause in Charlottesville Politics
Rivanna Waste Lawsuit Heats Up Publicly
GM to Close Spotsylvania Power Train Plant
Virginia Loses First Newspaper
The death of a weekly newspaper going back to 1869 (the Clarke Courier) merits a tribute. Marc Fisher has given it one. Local historians will probably find it a treasure trove in the future.