The “Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act” Would Allow Flavored and Unflavored Whole Milk in Participating Schools

Since First Launching Her Survey in August 2020, the Congresswoman Has Received More Than 7,800 Responses from Virginians Expressing Concerns About USPS Delays

Delegate Ransone has represented King George, Westmoreland, Richmond, Northumberland, Lancaster, and parts of Caroline since 2012.

ID card, vehicle and other services available; many customers can also renew their driver’s licenses online

During Wednesday’s interactive event, the congresswoman will be joined by representatives from the Virginia Department of Veterans Services to answer questions

New system allows for speedy same-day walk-in service

The Fredericksburg Regional Continuum of Care was one of the 46 communities awarded.

Economic Development and Tourism Director John Holden with updates on “Smart Community”–RIot Developer Day on March 7, continued support to small and existing businesses and the return of the American Junior Golf Association.

Mrs. Marguerite Bailey Young, 94, relies on several daily medicines, including two types of insulin, whose costs have dropped dramatically thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act

A Virginian has not been on the committee in 15 years

The Virginia Senate approved legislation that would require gun owners to lock up firearms when minors are present at the home. King George Senator Richard Stuart argued against passage of the bill.

“Closing our offices will help us in preparing the personal property tax bills in the new software for the upcoming spring billing.”

A bill from Prince William Delegate Danica Roem to study the impacts of data center development was defeated in a General Assembly subcommittee.

Deputy Commissioner Mike Sienkowski and Commissioner Scott Mayausky talk about day-to-day in the office, upgrades to make customer service easier and what makes a good Constitutional Officer.

Water plays a vital role in our daily lives that we often take for granted.

Del. Bobby Orrock’s bill would direct the Department of Education to recommend model policies for the “selection and removal of books and other audiovisual materials in public schools” by Nov. 1 to the General Assembly.

Legislation giving parents more control over checkout procedures for books and materials in Virginia’s public school libraries passed the Republican-controlled House of Delegates.