Author: Uriah Kiser

“The Prince William County Planning Office has released the updated and now online Build-Out Analysis Dashboard, a data-driven evaluation of the county’s remaining development potential under current zoning and land use designations,” Prince William County Government announced. “The Build-Out Analysis estimates how much residential and nonresidential development could occur if all land within the county were built to the maximum extent allowed by existing zoning.”

“From October 25 until Election Day, Spanberger will make stops in all 11 of Virginia’s Congressional Districts as part of a 40-plus-stop tour,” Abigail Spanberger’s campaign announced. “Along the tour, Spanberger will also make clear to Virginians that she is the only candidate for Governor of Virginia who will always put Virginia first — and who will get to work on day one to lower costs for Virginia families, grow Virginia’s economy, and strengthen Virginia’s schools.”

Her opponent, Winsome Sears, will close her gubernatorial campaign at a rally at the Salisbury Center in Manassas.

“My opponent had been in the meeting the entire night, been a part of the discussions, yet when it came time to vote on improving the performance standards to increase setbacks to 1,320 ft to better mitigate impacts to residents, she abstained from the vote,” Bart Randall for Supervisor posted. “We need representation that does their homework, makes themselves knowledgeable, and makes informed decisions, not someone that abstains on difficult decisions!”

“An FBI agent accused of shooting and killing a neighbor in Stafford County, Virginia, was convicted of two misdemeanors and will not spend any time in jail,” NBC Washington reported. “The Stafford County Sheriff’s Office said Special Agent Benjamin Spinale shot and killed military veteran Jason Chamberlain in the middle of the street in February.”