Congressman John McGuire highlights local events and agriculture in Virginia through social media posts

John McGuire, US Representative for Virginia%27s 5th Congressional District - Official Facebook
John McGuire, US Representative for Virginia%27s 5th Congressional District - Official Facebook
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Congressman John McGuire, who represents Virginia’s 5th congressional district, shared updates on August 28, 2025, regarding events and developments in his region.

In a post published at 16:37 UTC, McGuire highlighted his attendance at the Charlottesville Home Depot grand opening. He wrote, “Great to be part of the Charlottesville Home Depot grand opening! Excited to see the positive impact this brand will bring to the local community. Read more about the opening here: https://t.co/YFo2LoM1EY https://t.co/UoPF4eRABu”.

Later that day, at 18:04 UTC, McGuire expressed condolences following the death of former Delegate John Cox (VA-55). In his message he stated, “We are saddened to learn of the passing of former Delegate John Cox (VA-55). Thank you for your service to our Commonwealth. Tracy and I extend our deepest condolences to his family during this difficult time. https://t.co/COp048J4ec”.

At 20:36 UTC on August 28, McGuire reported visits to two agricultural sites in southern Virginia. He posted, “Just finished touring Shelton Farms in Dry Fork and the JTI production plant in Danville. The work that goes into this crop is truly astonishing. Agriculture contributes more than $82 billion annually to Virginia’s economy, and it’s clear to see why. Thank you to the staff for https://t.co/k9ACLG4rDb”.

Virginia’s agriculture industry remains a vital sector for the state’s economy with an annual contribution exceeding $82 billion according to state data.



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