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Internet providers cross railway lines, while courts determine new law’s validity
Norfolk Southern and CSX have gone to court to challenge a law meant to speed deploying internet across tracks. For now, broadband deployment continues. The post Internet providers cross railway lines, while courts determine new law’s validity appeared first on Cardinal News.
Much of rural Virginia is now growing younger, not older
The net in-migration of younger adults has been significant enough that the median age has now fallen in 35 Virginia localities, most of them rural, most of them in Southwest and Southside. The post Much of rural Virginia is now growing younger, not older appeared first on Cardinal News.
Department Of Defense Engineer From Virginia Charged With Taking Classified Documents: Feds
An engineer from Istanbul living in Virginia who worked for the Department of Defense has been accused of taking classified documents without permission, federal authorities announced on Tuesday.Falls Church resident Gokhan Gun, 50, a civilian engineer for the DoD, has been charged in federal court…
33rd Down Home Family Reunion returning to Richmond’s Abner Clay Park for food, fellowship and fun
"We are intentional about building a cultural bridge from West Africa into the Americas -- reconnecting African people everywhere through music and dance, through food, ways, traditions, through material culture and through just the unity that we have in historic Jackson Ward," Janine Bell, president and artistic director for the Elegba Folklore Society, told 8News.
65-year-old woman dead, three others injured after head-on crash in Chesterfield County
According to the Chesterfield County Police Department, the crash happened on Buford Road around 7:15 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 14. Two vehicles were heading in opposite directions when they hit each other head-on.
Lenses of Life: Unveiling the Urban, Rural and Suburban Realities exhibition at Perkinson Center for the Arts
Come on out for an evening of art at the Perkinson Center for the Arts & Education, as the Lenses of Life: Unveiling the Urban, Rural, and Suburban Realities exhibition begins tomorrow.
Fired Richmond workers put Mayor Stoney on blast: 'We didn’t have training'
Former Richmond finance employees, who took their jobs only a few months ago, said they were confused and upset after they were fired this week under what they believed to be unfair circumstances.
Judge denies Richmond Ballet’s effort to toss out former dancers’ $11.5 million lawsuits
A judge has rejected the Richmond Ballet’s attempt to have a pair of $11.5 million lawsuits accusing it of a “culture of physical and psychological abuse and exploitation” dismissed
Charlottesville Council to consider ranked choice voting
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The 2025 Charlottesville primary ballot could look very different. At it’s August 19 meeting, Charlottesville City Council members will consider using ranked choice voting in municipal elections as soon as June of 2025. If Council approves the change, voters would have the option to rank...
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