UVA Center publishes free Virginia tax rate book
A team at the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service published its 2024 Virginia local tax rate book.
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Map reveals states driving fastest population growth in decades
Texas, Florida, and California were found to be the states with the largest population increases over the past year.
Newsweek
The Design Trend Taking Over Rural America
How population trends influence housing styles.
The New York Times
With more migration into rural areas, many counties are seeing an increase in younger adults
We're seeing a demographic turnaround in many localities.
Cardinal News
Cooper Center Releases 2024 Virginia Local Tax Rates Book
The Virginia Local Tax Rates Book compiles tax information for 29 Virginia cities, 92 counties, and for one of the state’s incorporated towns, and references all the tax categories permitted in the Code of Virginia as of 2024.
Democrats have a problem much bigger than Donald Trump
Democrats' easiest path to 270 Electoral College votes likely won't be viable next decade if current populaton trends continue.
Newsweek
House money: New Kent thrives on gaming parlors elsewhere
Half of the money "historical horse racing" machines generate in South Richmond ends up in New Kent County's treasury - $14.5 million in the past five years, including $3.7 million in the fiscal year that ended on June 30.
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How New Kent County thrives on gaming parlors elsewhere
Half of the local revenues generated at Rosie's Gaming Emporium in South Richmond and five other Virginia gaming parlors go to New Kent County, home of the state's only horse
Richmond Times-Dispatch
The legislators most keen for solar energy have little, if any, of it in their districts
The political divide over solar is also a geographical one.
Cardinal News
Data centers approved, solar farms rejected: What is going on in rural Virginia? • Virginia Mercury
Localities have continued to approve new data center proposals with little thought given to where and how they will get the power to serve them.
Virginia Mercury