A bill sponsored by Del. Wendell S. Walker to provide a licensure-by-endorsement option for chiropractors trained outside the United States has advanced through both chambers of the Virginia legislature.
A bill sponsored by state Del. Eric R. Zehr to enable additional Virginia localities, including the Town of Hurt, to offer discounted water and sewer fees to residents has cleared both legislative chambers.
A bill from state Sen. Mark J. Peake, ensuring clear mail rights for those in behavioral health facilities, has passed the Virginia House and Senate.
The Campbell County Department of Public Safety is urging residents not to burn outdoors due to increased fire risk from dry weather conditions and low humidity. This request follows a statewide burn ban already in place.
Delegate Wendell Walker posted between April 17-19 about securing funding for the Free Clinic of Central Virginia and urged voters to oppose a gerrymandering amendment.
Delegate Wendell Walker used Twitter on April 15, 2026 to promote a campaign event and encourage Liberty University students to vote.
Delegate Wendell Walker posted about attending a naturalization ceremony and celebrating the passage of HB 301 restoring rights for adult adoptees in Virginia.
Delegate Wendell Walker celebrated local business growth and urged voters to reject an upcoming measure before April’s referendum.
In 2024, Medicaid providers in Big Island billed $964,821 for services within the National Codes Established for State Medicaid Agencies category, representing a 3.6% rise from the prior year.
Medicaid reimbursements in Altavista linked to the National Codes Established for State Medicaid Agencies category surged by 310.7% in 2024, indicating evolving trends in claims and provider payments.