Posts from r/Virginia on Thursday, 10/08
POSTS - THURSDAY, 10/08
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2026 also marks the 250th anniversary of the Virginia General Assembly
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I Grew Up Along Virginia’s Blue Ridge Parkway—And These 5 Towns Still Draw Me Back
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Madison County voters will consider local sales tax for public school capital projects
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'No one in their right mind can say there have not been mistakes made' | Loudoun Chair on Data Centers
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Portsmouth Public Schools earns full accreditation for first time in 16 years
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Roanoke region remains in emergency drought conditions despite rain in other areas | Virginia officials state that conditions reflect the historic 2002 drought that led some towns to run out of water
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I-64 HRBT westbound to close this weekend for repaving, 9 p.m. October 9 - 5 a.m. October 12
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Received two voter registration cards, one envelope was open
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r/SuffolkVa, after three years of being closed due to mod inactivity, has been reopened to new posts
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Senate forum on disability issues also focuses on DOJ’s role
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