Kaine’s Budget May Renew Car Tax Debate
McDonnell Bolling Visit Southside to Discuss Job Creation
McDonnell Hints at Job Cuts for State Employees
Cuccinelli Unlikely to Hire Before New Year’s
Howell Says General Assembly Expenses Will be Cut
Herrity Still Undecided on Congressional Bid
One of NOVA Men Held in Pakistan Attended VCU This Year
Somber Virginia Roads Panel Readies $893 Million Cut
Highway Maintenance a Casualty at VDOT
VDOT Pledges $49 Million to Improve Tunnel Monitoring
State Transportation Board May Reject US 29 Study
Lottery Exec Says Internet Gaming and Video Terminals Should be Considered
Audit Says Dominion Overcharged $524 Million
Danville Tea Party Sends Obama Message
Parents Teachers Plead to Keep Chester Middle Open
Norfolk Superintendent Says Panel Will Scrutinize School Testing
Message from School Officials: Come to Portsmouth
Jobs to Be Chopped in Estimated $24 Million Hampton Schools Cut
Newport News Schools Grapple with Expected $29 Million in Cuts
Hampton U Gets Money to Extend NASA Mission
TCC Ranked 3rd in Use of Digital Technology
Amtrak’s Lynchburg-Washington Line Beats Expectations
Alpha Natural Resources Making Home in Bristol
Two very good signs about the Lynchburg-Washington line: fares cover 87% of operating cost; even more encouragingly, the line used only a part of the subsidy available to it. The latter is a particualrly good omen.
There is so much one can do on trains these days; extended reading most of all.