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RICHMOND (November 11, 2026) — Roanoke County Supervisor Phil C. North has been elected as President of the Virginia Association of Counties (VACo) for the 2026-2027 term. This announcement was made during VACo’s 92nd Annual Conference held in Bath County with new officers beginning their terms at VACo’s Annual Bu...


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RICHMOND (November 11, 2026)—The Virginia Association of Counties (VACo) recognized the Class of 2026 – the fourth graduating class of the redesigned Virginia Certified County Supervisors’ Program – during VACo’s 92nd Annual Conference.

The Virginia Certified County Supervisors’ Program consists of three cor...


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On October 22 and 23, the committees of Senate Local Government and House Counties, Cities, and Towns met in Henrico for in-depth exploration of Virginia’s lack of housing supply and how the state can partner with local governments to produce more units. On the first day, Henrico County provided legislators a tour of sites that in...


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On October 20, Secretary of Transportation Nick Donohue presented to the Senate Finance and Appropriations Committee on the recently announced highway maintenance shortfall of more than a billion dollars. The presentation covered how the Commonwealth got here, what it will take to fix it, and how the Commonwealth Transportation Bo...


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Visit Lancaster County!

Belle Isle has seven miles of shoreline on the Northern Neck’s Rappahannock River and provides access to Mulberry and Deep creeks. The park lets visitors explore a wide variety of tidal wetlands interspersed with farmland and upland forests. It has a campground, three picnic shelters,...


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