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Spanberger vetoes bargaining legislation
Gov. Abigail Spanberger vetoed legislation Thursday that would have expanded collective bargaining rights for Virginia public employees.
Samuels Public Library Adult Programming-May 2026
You can find and register for all library events on our website, www.samuelslibrary.net.
The Power of Change benefits 40 nonprofits
Currently, more than 37,000 member-owners participate by rounding up their electric bill to the next whole dollar.
REC Lineworkers to Compete at 2026 Gaff-n-Go Rodeo
Gaff-n-Go brings together lineworkers from across the region and beyond to compete in traditional lineworker tasks.
Labor, localities split on bargaining bills
Virginia labor unions and local government leaders are pressuring Gov. Abigail Spanberger over legislation expanding collective bargaining rights for public employees.
Free military heritage event returns to Stephens City on June 6, 2026
The American Military Heritage Museum will host its event June 6, 2026.
State Police investigating fatal crash on Strasburg Road in Warren County
Police said a 2001 Jaguar Type S was traveling east on Strasburg Road when it ran off the right side of the road, lost control and overturned.
2026 Virginia Herb Festival brings vendors, herbs, music and family fun to Middletown May 23-24
The Virginia Herb Festival returns to Sunflower Cottage and Backroom Brewery in Middletown on May 23-24. The free two-day event features vendors, artisans, herbs, plants, food, craft beer, live demonstrations, music and family-friendly outdoor fun.
Virginia Supreme Court strikes down gerrymandering referendum, invalidates redistricting vote
A 4-3 Va. Supreme Court has thrown out a redistricting referendum because the required intervening election had already begun when the General Assembly cast its first vote on the proposed amendment.
Corks & Chords May 15, 2026
Corks & Chords will bring live music by Bearded Harmony, food, wine, beer and a relaxed outdoor gathering to the Warren Heritage Society grounds on May 15, with proceeds supporting local history preservation.
