Budget talks resume as Virginia leaders plan return to Richmond
Edinburg hosts Shenandoah Valley briefing where House Speaker Gilbert and Sen. Obenshain outline budget paths. Republicans push about 3 billion in tax relief while Democrats seek around 2 billion, with a July 1 deadline in view. They discuss gas and grocery tax relief, Rails to Trails funding, I 81 improvements, education funding, and campaign transparency amid a growing surplus.
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Front Royal seeks new council member after Lloyd resigns
Front Royal Town Council seeks to fill a vacancy after Councilman E. Scott Lloyd resigned citing conflicts between his private law practice and council duties. Applicants must meet residency and registration rules and submit a resume with cover letter by 4 30 p.m. April 21. The elected appointee will serve the remainder of the term until December 31, 2024.
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