Tazewell County Says No to Wind Turbines on Its Mountains
Navy Hasn’t Decided Which Carrier May Go to Florida
House, Senate Back Raising Interstate Speed Limits
Senate Democrats Consider Budget Options
Pressure on All Sides for Virginia Budget Writers
Soering Resolution Questioned Approved by Senate Subcommittee
Wayne Newton Advocates for Recognition of Patawomeck Indian Tribe
Did Speaker Break Law with GOP Response from the Chamber
Did Cuccinelli Break a Rule in Fairfax Court Appearance After All
Abortion Measure Requiring Ultrasounds Passes House
Danville Business Owner Clark Challenging Perriello as an Independent
Tea Party 5th District Debate Planned for Brookville February 27th
Prince William Appoints Peacor New County Exec
Fairfax Officials Say Lawsuit Over School Funding is a Last Resort
Lynchburg Schools Say IPods Will Help Boost Student Scores
Winchester Schools Predict Shortfall
York Budget Hole Projected to be More than $2 Million for Fiscal ‘11
Layoffs Possible for Pittsylvania’s County Sheriff’s Office
Campbell County Officially Appealing Landfill Decision
Debt Study Finds Little Room for North Carolina to Borrow
About the ultrasound measure passed by the Virginia House and likely to be rejected by the Senate my guess on the basis of what I have heard and seen is that the state is quite sharply divided between pro-choice and anti-abortion proponents, in which attitudes in NOVA and ROVA must play a part.