Photo Credit: David Edwards 2024 Location: 215 South Fourth Street / West Spring StreetBuilt: 1900 – 1902Style: Neo-ClassicalArchitect: Frank P MilburnContractor: J E Parrish Description: The building faces northeast and is a two story buff
Photo Credit: David Edwards 2024 Location: 215 South Fourth Street / West Spring StreetBuilt: 1900 – 1902Style: Neo-ClassicalArchitect: Frank P MilburnContractor: J E Parrish Description: The building faces northeast and is a two story buff
On January 24, the House Education Committee’s K-12 Subcommittee acted on HB 2399 (Simonds). As originally drafted, this bill would permit any school board to
Starting in 1993 and up until 2020, localities across Virginia received a portion of state recordation tax revenue. Localities were yearly slated to receive $20
As in past session, several bills have been filed that would amend the Workers’ Compensation Act, specifically impacting county employees and insurance systems. A brief
On January 24, the House Education Committee’s K-12 Subcommittee took action on HB 1574 (Walker), which allows the governing body of a county, city, or
HB 1406 (Anderson) seeks to eliminate the requirement for citizens in a locality to pay a licensing fee for registering their dog or cat with
HB 1484 (McNamara) and SB 850 (Suetterlein) propose to eliminate the 1 percent local option sales and use tax on groceries and essential personal hygiene
On Wednesday, January 17, the Senate Finance and Appropriations Committee intends to meet at 9 a.m. and take up two bills supported by VACo pertaining
HB 1402 (March) proposes a major departure from longstanding tax policy by requiring tangible personal property that is employed in a trade or business, and
HB 1939 (Plum) would allow the governing body of any locality to reduce to less than 25 miles per hour, but not less than 15
On January 13, the House Counties, Cities, and Towns Committee’s Subcommittee #1 voted to table HB 1472 (Fowler) by a vote of 6-4. This bill
HB 1676 (Hodges) and SB 1185 (Lewis) extend the moratorium on city annexations until 2032. Counties provide the same type of urban services (such as
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