
Virginia home sales down in February: ‘Uncertainty in the market’
Virginia home sales were down 9 percent in February from a year ago, and a 4.6 percent dip in the total amount of home-sales volume statewide.

Virginia home sales were down 9 percent in February from a year ago, and a 4.6 percent dip in the total amount of home-sales volume statewide.
Waynesboro City Council will present a proclamation Monday night to recognize National Library Week running April 6 to 12.
Our MAGA governor, Glenn Youngkin, wants you to believe the Virginia economy is “roaring,” as the unemployment rate is starting to tick up, and new and continued federal jobless claims are at uncomfortable levels.
I filed a FOIA request with the University of Virginia to find out if the school did right by Ron Sanchez in terms of compensation for his season as the interim basketball coach.
The first coach in a 16-over-1 upset is a top candidate for the UVA Basketball job. The second just got fired at Iona after two mediocre, but not awful, seasons.
A Virginia man who swindled others through get-rich-quick schemes has been sentenced to prison for tax crimes and a wire fraud scheme.
Authorities have confirmed the man who left a probation camp in Greenville this afternoon has been taken into custody.
The Trump administration is cutting more than 1,900 jobs at the Department of Education, just under half the workforce – and our congressman, Ben Cline, doesn’t appear concerned in the slightest.
The market is down, bigly, job cuts are up, more bigly, and against this backdrop, Donald Trump is, for some reason, focused on “jerking around the entire continent of North America,” in the words of Northern Virginia Congressman Don Beyer.
A fired National Park Service ranger will accompany U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner as his guest to president Donald Trump’s address to Congress.
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