As the nation approaches nearly 1 million deaths, the findings reveal that the poorest counties suffered twice as many deaths as the wealthiest ones during COVID-19 A report to connect COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. to both poverty and race will be released April 4 at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., by the […]
Back in January former Virginia gubernatorial candidate and Delegate Jennifer Carroll Foy announced her candidacy for the 33rd District State Senate race. On Thursday she met with several members of the AAPI community in a listening session at Zaffron’s in Woodbridge. In front of a heavily attended event filled with elected officials and supporters from […]
As the Northern Virginia Rampage prepare to take on the Virginia Beach Cyclones, we speak with veteran Gerel ‘Cheez’ Robinson about the team’s mindset going into this weekend’s game, and how they are growing throughout their first season in Major League Football.
Tax Fairness for Virginia Coalition to Unveil 3-Point Plan for Parents’ Priorities Ahead of Special Session on April 4 Virginia parents and the Tax Fairness for Virginia Coalition will hold a virtual press conference Friday, April 1 at 10 a.m. to call on Governor Glenn Youngkin and legislators to prioritize parents in upcoming budget negotiations. […]
The question of why the Rural Crescent was established nearly 25 years ago is highly debated. Some claim it was to limit population growth, others have said it was to protect the Occoquan watershed, and some say it was to concentrate infrastructure development to a smaller portion of the County thus alleviating the tax burden […]
Jamar James, affectionately known as ‘The Digital Currency Guy’, is a strong advocate for financial freedom and independence. With over 20 years as a technology consultant and prop trader for private financial firms in the U.S., James decided to quit his job to build a mastermind community called DCG Mastermind that has already helped hundreds of people […]
A new state fund could give the Patawomeck Tribe a chance to reacquire tribal land and help protect battlefield sites throughout the state where Black soldiers fought and died. According to WFXR, the goal of the tribe is to obtain land in Crow’s Nest, located in Stafford County. Del. Delores L. McQuinn, (D-Richmond), introduced House Bill […]
A report by a group that represents Virginia’s independent colleges and universities demonstrates how much hotter paved-over areas lacking green spaces can be than places with tree cover and other cooling features. The heat-mapping effort, which the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges called the largest study of its kind, aims to give local governments the […]
Come on out to C.H.O.P. Reasons to Feed this Saturday, April 2nd, from Noon to 2pm, and pick up some groceries. The event will take place at Tanya’s Place Social Club and Gaming Center. Spread the word!
Governor Glenn Youngkin signed into law HB1239 sponsored by Delegate Phillip A. Scott, empowering localities to cut car tax rates and prevent huge tax hikes driven by driven by dramatic increases in used vehicle values. “With prices soaring on the necessities that families and individuals use every day, Virginians are in dire need of relief […]
