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Lynchburg Republicans are holding a party-run “firehouse primary” today to nominate three candidates for city council. The voting continues until 3 p.m. at the Brookville Ruritan Club.

We’ll post results when we have them. For information on the 10 candidates,


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Appalachian Power is seeking regulatory approval for a base rate increase that could raise the average Virginia residential customer’s monthly bill by $9.10 as early as March of next year.

Regulators will consider the company’s request while also evaluating a proposal related to complying with a state renewable energy law. That proposal, which is separate from th...


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Twice, the Democratic-controlled General Assembly passed bills to legalize retail sales of cannabis. Twice, a Republican governor vetoed them.

When Democrat Abigail Spanberger won the governorship, Democratic legislators assumed retail sales were a done deal. After all, she had said on the campaign trail that she supported legalization. And yet, once again, she h...


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The Virginia Board of Pharmacy is accusing the Danville Area Humane Society of violating state code in some of its recordkeeping related to the use of sedative and euthanasia drugs. A committee of the board’s members will hear evidence during a June 24 hearing in Richmond. 

Danville’s municipal animal shelter has long been under fire for its high euthanasia ...


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The Virginia State Police resumed background checks for the private sale of firearms on Wednesday, effectively immediately, with little fanfare. 

The state police website included an update Thursday morning that said, “Private background checks are now available...


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