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Never-before-seen levels of growth are forcing Pittsylvania County to make decisions over its planning documents, including some that haven’t seen a thorough revision in decades. 

The county aims to finish its comprehensive plan update by early 2027, alongside two other economic development plans. The county’s zoning ordinance update process is on hold ...


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Chuck Zimmerman should be home by now, wherever he wanted that home to be.

Instead, the Roanoke Valley native and 1985 Salem High School graduate is stuck in a Russian prison, hostage ultimately to the whims of Vladimir Putin and whatever state the U.S.-Russian relationship might be at the moment, his fate overshadowed by the current U.S. military action against ...


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Hello Cardinal News readers. Welcome back to Cardinal Commerce Notes, our regular feature catching you up on various recent business news items.

If you missed last week’s edition, check it out here to learn more...


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Federal data obtained through Freedom of Information Act requests shows that several city and regional jails in Virginia serve as staging grounds and transportation hubs for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deportation operations.

It’s old news that some jails in Virginia have direct relationships with ICE. The


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Every governor promises to make government work better. The real test is whether government becomes more accountable to the people who bear the cost of its decisions.

Regulation is not a great dinner-table conversation, but it shows up at the dinner table every day. It influences the price of groceries, utility bills, housing, insurance and the cost of doing busi...


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