AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoVirginia Data Centers & Power: Virginia’s State Corporation Commission refused to delay Dominion’s “Golden to Mars” transmission line in Loudoun, clearing the way for a route tied to powering data centers, despite school and community objections. Local Government: Cumberland County named Summer Medina as its new administrator, starting Aug. 3. Education & Workforce: Radford University won an $899,160 SCHEV grant to boost retention and graduation for Pell-eligible students, building on earlier gains. Public Safety & Health: Botetourt County Fire & EMS Chief Jason Ferguson will move to lead Bedford County’s Fire & Rescue. Community & Economy: Prince Edward County supervisors approved a Nov. 3 referendum for up to a 1% sales tax increase to fund school capital projects. Health Care Access: A federal report finds students with disabilities are spending more time in mainstream classrooms, but warns oversight may weaken as special education functions shift agencies. Weather Disruptions: Severe storms across the East Coast caused thousands of flight cancellations and delays, with Virginia-area impacts included in the broader D.C.-region watch.
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