Virginia Supreme Court Considers Keeping Jurors in All Criminal Trials Anonymous
Cantor Says Obama Should Amend Stimulus Package
Roanoke TV Station Airs Revised Ad Against Perriello
Jim Bebout to Seek GOP Nomination to Run Against Boucher
Palin to Campaign in Virginia: You Betcha
Kaine Asks Agencies to Submit Plans for Cuts of of 5, 10 and 15 Per Cent
Bolling, Wagner Spar Over State’s Fiscal Woes
Virginia Tax Holiday Coming in August
VDOT Begins Warnings of Interstate Rest Stop Area Closures
Mayor Will Sessoms is CEO of Virginia Beach, INC
Chesapeake School Board Re-eelcts Leaders, Will Be Their Final Term
For Norfolk Man Wrongfully Jailed, A Long Wait for Restitution
Gloucester Institute Seeks Tax Break
Virtual Reality Means Genuine Hope for Hampton Roads Economy
Few More Weeds OK By Albemarle
Lynchburg Police Promise No Penalty in Gun Surrender Program
Warren County to Use Stimulus Funds for Special Ed and Title One Personnel
Roy Dixon Announces Candidacy for Frederick County Board of Supervisors
King George Bond Rating Raised
Sarah Palin is intense, feisty, high-pitched. She is galvanizing as well as polarizing: her supporters stress the first quality. While some Republican candidates would welcome her as a campaigner on their behalf, others wouldn’t be quite so eager. Her ascent to national prominence and celebrity is a political phenomenon. As for 2012, the GOP has no clear nominee in sight and the field is open. Some Republican commentators, who think she has serious limitations, do not want her in the presidential field.