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- Bar complaints pile up against Jay Jones over violent texts sent to GOP lawmakers
  
  A government watchdog group has filed a complaint...
  
  John Reid’s unconventional campaign
  
  John Reid, Republican candidate for Governor, visited the Roanoke valley last week, and did what few other candidates would do.
  
  Election 2025: Character Matters Over Party
  
  The Stakes of this Election If the race for Virginia’s...
  
  Can farmland thrive with solar? This Virginia nonprofit is finding out.
  
  More than a decade ago, residents of Loudoun County, Virginia, banded together to buy up treasured open space before it became a strip mall and housing development, donating the land to the Piedmont Environmental Council instead. The nonprofit has maintained it as a unique blend of cattle pasture, a nature preserve, and a community farm that donates its yield to a local food pantry.
  
  Democrat Lawmakers in Virginia is 1 of just 3 states that passed license plate reader laws this year, despite widespread interest
  
  Democrat Lawmakers in at least 16 states this year introduced bills to regulate the use of automated license plate readers responsible for collecting large amounts of data on drivers across the country.
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Loudoun County Democratic Committee Under Criminal Investigation

The Loudoun County Democratic Committee is under criminal investigation for allegedly...

School Boards Are Failing Our Students, and Absenteeism Is Just the Symptom

In Loudoun County and across Virginia, public...

Addiction treatment as an economic development strategy? Dickenson County, ravaged by substance abuse and overdose deaths, says yes

Developer Greg May was pulling out of...

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Earle-Sears and Spanberger spar over Jones’ text in their one debate

VN Staff - October 10, 2025 0

Gubernatorial hopefuls Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle Sears and Abigail Spanberger, former Congresswoman, appeared on stage in person for the first time and probably only time during this election. They answered questions for one hour that ranged from the hated car tax to Jay Jones text messages to the Trump Administration and the ongoing shutdown of the federal government.

Bar complaints pile up against Jay Jones over violent texts sent to GOP lawmakers

John Reid’s unconventional campaign

Election 2025: Character Matters Over Party

Can farmland thrive with solar? This Virginia nonprofit is finding out.

Democrat Lawmakers in Virginia is 1 of just 3 states that passed license plate reader laws this year, despite widespread interest