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The 2026 General Assembly convened on January 14 and began hearing legislation shortly after completing the traditional first-day organizational business. Newly elected legislators took their
VACo supports two priority bills, HB 334 (Rasoul) / SB 66 (McPike), which is legislation that once again seeks to grant additional revenue raising authority
The 2026 General Assembly session convenes today as legislators deliberate on many issues of critical importance to local government, including the state budget, taxes, education
Visit Shenandoah County! The Abraham Beydler House, constructed around 1800 by German immigrant and Mennonite Abraham Beydler, reflects the Federal style of architecture prevalent in
Step into Virginia’s story through the VA250 exhibit, Celebrating Virginia’s History: A Look at Prince Edward County. This immersive display brings to life the county’s
PHOTO – Surry County, VA History Museum Governor Glenn Youngkin last year announced the 35 preservation projects from across the Commonwealth that were awarded grant
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