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- Thank you, readers
We are growing, growing, growing and want to pause today to thank all of our readers across the state of Virginia. We are very excited to continue to grow in 2025 and understand that our success rests on the support and readership of our followers. May God richly bless our readers, their families and our […]
- Governor announces $14.4 million for public parks, conservation easements and land acquisitions
Aerial photo showing the 2,600-acre Wilderness Crossing site and surrounding area. Under the governor’s program, 36.17 acres of the Wilderness Battlefield will be protected. Photo by Hugh Kenny/PEC.
- Loudoun County School Board member serves as election official, purportedly violating state law
Loudoun County School Board member Anne Donohue allegedly violates state law by serving as election officer Nov. 5.
- Loudoun County Firefighters participate in the 2024 Toys for Tots campaign
UPDATE (November 27, 2024): Exciting news! Our Toys for Tots Campaign has been extended! If you’ve been meaning to donate and help us brighten the holidays for children in need, now is the perfect time! We’re thrilled to announce that we’re extending our toy collection deadline through Saturday, December 7,
- For Trump, winning back the White House was ‘all about that base.’
There was an interesting revelation in a recent panel discussion at the University of Richmond about the 2024 election where all of us outsiders learned – to varying levels of astonishment – that Donald Trump’s campaign had no interest in persuading undecideds.
- Carolina Structural Systems to Establish New Manufacturing Facility in Greensville County
Wood truss manufacturer to invest $5.5 million, creating 58 new jobs RICHMOND, VA — Governor Glenn Youngkin today announced that Carolina Structural Systems, a manufacturer of custom wood trusses and other structural wood products, will invest $5.5 million to establish a new manufacturing facility in Greensville County. The company will construct a 40,000-square-foot facility in the […]
- Dominion reveals the true cost of data centers from pressure by the SCC
Ever since data centers started spreading across the Virginia landscape like an invasive pest, one important question has remained unanswered: How much does the industry’s insatiable demand for energy impact other utility customers?
- Editorial: Reviving the American Spirit
In an era where the very essence of what it means to be an American is under constant scrutiny, we find ourselves at a crucial crossroads. The values that have shaped our great nation—freedoms that embody democracy, liberty and justice for all, and the pursuit of happiness—are being challenged by ideologies that seek to undermine […]
- Virginia housing groups look to 2025 for legislative, funding solutions
The number of Virginians who are unhoused has been on the rise, according to various data sources. A report from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development showed that in 2023, roughly 7.8 per 10,000 people in Virginia were experiencing homelessness. Recent point-in-time counts in the greater Richmond area showed an increase in unhoused citizens over the past year.
- Human Trafficking Response Team holds inaugural community meeting
The Loudoun County Human Trafficking Response Team (HART) held its inaugural community meeting on November 15, 2024. This event was open to the public and included presentations from local government agencies and partner organizations involved in human trafficking prevention and response within Loudoun County. HART is a collaborative community effort organized by the Office of the Commonwealth’s A
- Democrat Candidate Kannan Srinivasan Faces Criticism for Strategic Moves to Senate District 32
Kannan Srinivasan, a Democratic candidate for Senate District 32, has drawn sharp criticism for his pattern of relocating to position himself for political office. Within the last year, Srinivasan has made two residential moves to align himself with districts where he believes he has the best chance of winning—a strategy opponents argue raises questions about […]
- Virginia lawmakers lay potential legislative groundwork in response to campus protests over Israel and Palestine
House lawmakers studying how some of Virginia’s universities handle campus protests and free speech policies faced criticism Wednesday after arranging a hearing that some in attendance felt leaned heavily toward institutional and pro-Israeli perspectives. However, House Majority Leader Charniele Herring, D-Alexandria, who chairs the House Select Committee tasked with reviewing campus safety and f
- Editorial: Toilet talk – The Left’s top concern as Civilization teeters on the Brink of Nuclear War
As we teeter on the brink of World War III, our president-elect is tirelessly working on global peace, domestic security, inflation, and child trafficking—just to name a few. Meanwhile, the left has laser-focused its audience on the urgent issue of gender-neutral bathroom rights. Clearly, the most pressing matter of our time is whether a 6’3” […]
- Attorney General Jason Miyares Announces He Will Seek Re-Election
I am running for re-election as Attorney General. As Attorney General, I’ve deployed every tool available to keep Virginians safe and violent criminals off our streets. We are not going back to the failed policies of the past; our families’ safety and Virginia’s future depends on it.
- Ram Venkatachalam wins Republican primary for Virginia House of Delegates Dist. 26
Ram Venkatachalam has won a close election for the Republican nomination for House of Delegates Dist. 26. The election took place at a Republican Mass Meeting of the 26th District called by Loudoun County Republican Committee Chairman Scott Pio. Also competing for the nomination was Ommair Butt, a resident of Ashburn. Ram and his wife are 15-year […]
- Tumay Harding wins Republican primary for Virginia Senate District 32
Tumay Harding dominated a crowded field of six candidates to win the Republican primary for the Virginia Senate Dist. 32 seat. Tumay, with endorsements from Sheriff Mike Chapman, former Virginia congressman Dick Black, and former state delegate Bob Marshall, won 64% of the votes. Tumay has lived in Loudoun County for 12 years with her husband […]
- Editorial: A Nation in Turmoil – The Mess Left Behind by the Democratic Administration
In light of the tumultuous political landscape and the disastrous policies implemented by the Democratic administration over the past four years, it is imperative for President-elect Trump to take action before he officially takes office in 2025. The chaos and division sown during this time have left the nation grappling with numerous challenges, and the […]
- Armed drug dealer Sentenced to 14 Years
Brian Alexander Snyder, a 27-year-old Manassas man, appeared before the Loudoun County Circuit Court for sentencing on two counts of Possession with the Intent to Distribute a Schedule I or II Substance (fentanyl and cocaine),
- Virginia Executive Action to Catalyze Growth of Workforce Housing Supply
a new initiative at Virginia Housing that will invest $75 million over five years with the potential to catalyze $750 million and build 5,000 units of workforce housing in conjunction with economic development projects in the Commonwealth.
- Plans to restore 1776 Commission recall efforts to revise Virginia’s K-12 history standards
As Virginians prepare for the beginning of President-elect Donald Trump’s second term, Republicans, according to the party’s 2024 platform, plan to reinstate the President’s Advisory 1776 Commission, an initiative created by Trump in 2020 to “better enable a rising generation to understand the history and principles of the founding of the United States in 1776.” […]
- Virginia lawmakers considering regulating police use of automated license plate readers
State lawmakers are debating whether to regulate law enforcement departments’ use of Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR). They heard constituents’ perspectives on the technology and reviewed studies from the Virginia State Crime Commission at a meeting in Richmond on Thursday. ALPRs are typically mounted cameras (but can also be dashboard cameras) that capture a photograph or […]
- Youngkin urges Hurricane Helene survivors to contact officials, shares storm recovery update
Virginia and federal officials are trying to contact Southwest Virginia residents impacted by Hurricane Helene and urging them to complete their applications for recovery funds dedicated to the region, Gov. Glenn Youngkin said in a press briefing Thursday afternoon. The governor provided an update on the state’s continued recovery from the storm, which hit Virginia […]
- The Virginia House Advances Constitutional Amendments regarding the Killing of Babies up to 40 Weeks
On Wednesday, a Democratic-led House of Delegates committee advanced three constitutional amendments. This included a revised measure that sought to enshrine the right to abortion in the highest law of the state. The new proposal also requires that third-trimester terminations be approved by only one doctor, instead of the three doctors currently required. The 22 […]
- Google, Virginia policy makers discuss growing data center demand
Leading tech firm Google, which has invested over $4 billion in Virginia and owns three data center campuses in the northern region of the state, co-hosted a private meeting in Richmond Tuesday alongside the state’s energy department to talk about how electric grid investments can meet data centers’ rising energy needs.
- Samuel Yan Announcement for 32nd District Senate Seat
I am running for the Republican nomination for the 32nd District Virginia Senate seat. I am an immigrant, had teaching experience in colleges both in and outside the country. Having lived in here for 24 years. I’ve seen firsthand the growth and changes in our county and have been deeply involved in our schools and […]
- Sam Abraham Announces Bid for 32nd Senate District
My name is Sam Abraham, and I am a proud husband to my lovely wife, Sawsan Sulaiman,and the father of two wonderful children: Matilda, who is in 8th grade, and Mike, who is in7th grade. Family is at the heart of everything I do, and I am passionate about supportingvalues that foster strong communities and […]
- RAFI KHAJA ENTERS 32ND DISTRICT STATE SENATE RACE TO FLIP VA SENATE TO GOP
(Loudoun County, Virginia, November 10, 2024) – Former House of Delegates candidate and local Eastern Loudoun community leader, Rafi Khaja, announced today that he will be seeking the GOP nomination in the firehouse primary to be held next Saturday. “As we witnessed in this past week’s election results, our country, and Loudoun County specifically, is […]
- Chad Dally Announces Candidacy for Virginia 32nd District
Aldie, VA 11/13/2024 – Today, Chad A. Dally has announced his candidacy for the Republican Nomination for the Virginia Senate District 32 seat. PLATFORM HIGHLIGHTS Chad currently works in corporate lending and has assisted in the facilitation of over $1 billion in loans to Greater Washington Corporations the last 8 years. This gives him a […]
- VDOT awards $22 million in federal funding for EV chargers along Virginia interstates and highways
The Virginia Department of Transportation announced the next round of recipients to receive federal funding to build electric vehicle charging stations along interstates and state highways.
- Christian Law students sue George Mason after objecting to a proposal to put tampons in male bathrooms
Two law students in Northern Virginia are challenging George Mason University for allegedly violating their First and 14th Amendment rights, after the school ordered them to have no contact with another student who proposed the university offer feminine hygiene products in all restrooms, a suggestion the law students said would compromise their safety and beliefs. […]
- Former Virginia delegate Jay Jones launches second bid for attorney general
Jay Jones, a Democratic former state delegate from Norfolk, on Tuesday announced his bid for Virginia attorney general at two separate events in Norfolk and Richmond. For Jones, who represented the 89th District in the House of Delegates from 2019 to 2021, it marks his second run for his party’s nomination for attorney general. In […]
- Virginia supports expanding property tax exemption for select military spouses
A majority of Virginians supported a referendum expanding the state Constitution to provide real estate tax relief to surviving spouses of service members who died in the line of duty.
- Echoes of Valor: A Tribute to Veterans
In the quiet corners of society, veterans carry the weight of their experiences, often unseen and unheard. They embody a paradox: celebrated for their bravery yet often left to navigate the shadows of their own struggles. Their sacrifices extend beyond the battlefield, echoing in the lives they touch and the communities they return to. In […]
- Youngkin launches Virginia Veterans Network to support military families
Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Monday unveiled the Virginia Veterans Network (VVN), a new comprehensive online resource designed to support the state’s veterans, transitioning service members and their families.
- Voters in several states support reducing property taxes
Voters in half a dozen states approved ballot issues aimed at lowering property taxes, but a measure in North Dakota that would have completely repealed the property tax proved to be a bridge too far. Ballot measures to cut taxes for some or all property owners passed in Arizona, Florida, Georgia, New Mexico, Virginia and […]
- Op-Ed: Strong future depends on community engagement, personal responsibility, and transparency
Growing up in Fairfax County, I embraced the vibrant energy of city life! The bustling traffic and lively sounds created a dynamic atmosphere that was truly a part of my everyday experience. However, after earning my bachelor’s degree, certain life choices led me to relocate to Loudoun County, just as it was beginning to grow. […]
- Six Democrats announce they are running for Dist. 32 state Senate seat
Six Democrats have stepped forward to run for Suhas Subramanyam’s seat.
- Country waits for House results
U.S. Representative Jen Kiggans (R-VA, Dist. 2) won re-election, but the country is still waiting for the results of several other House races across the country.
- Red, white, and blue: A journey towards a greater America for every vitizen
As the dust settles from Donald Trump’s victory on Tuesday, it becomes increasingly clear that this outcome reflects not only his steadfast base but also the shifting dynamics within the American electorate. Trump’s ability to resonate with a diverse array of voters—including the growing demographics of Muslims, Jews, Hindus, and Latinos—has played a pivotal role […]
- Trump win immediately impacts financial markets
News of Trump’s re-election to the White House sent markets surging Wednesday.
- Trump wins
Former President Trump wins. Congratulations.
- As polls close, watch live results tracker
The Associated Press has a real-time, live tracker of the electoral votes. Watch here: https://apnews.com/live/trump-harris-election-updates-11-5-2024
- All politics is local
Republican Kari Nacy was canvassing the Leesburg polling precincts Nov. 5 and stopped to talk with All Virginia News.
- Election 2024 in action
Boots on the ground this morning in Loudoun County
- Trump wraps up long, hard campaign with a stop in Southwest Virginia; Harris never came to state
Trump supporters drove from as far away as Kentucky to see former President Trump speak in Salem, VA Nov. 2.
- Weakness invites provocation
Op-ed We’re days away from a historic election. There has never been a former president and sitting vice president running against each other. This offers unique insight for the American people – we know what we’re getting with each candidate. As a resident of Loudoun County, U.S. Army Special Operations veteran of the Global War […]
- Banned books rise 200% in U.S. schools, says PEN American
Banned books in American public schools saw a 200% increase in the last year.
- SCC hearing examiner opposes undergrounding power lines
SCC hearing examiner says power lines should be built above ground in Aspen to Golden project.
- In the effort to define themselves, politicians give no voice to the most vulnerable
Editorial Abortion is one of the most often used talking points by politicians to define themselves during campaign season. In nearly every national and local election dating back several decades, it has been front and center and is one of the most polarizing and divisive issues in the country. Yet, government statistics show only 3% […]
- Clancy receives endorsement of Indian community leaders from all faiths
American Indian community leaders from the Muslim, Hindu, Christian, and Sikh faiths have publicly announced their support for Republican candidate Mike Clancy for Congress in Virginia’s 10th district. Clancy is an attorney and technology executive who is running on a platform of fixing America’s inflation and economy, reversing the government’s fiscal irresponsibility, securing the country’s bor