During Hispanic History Month, Communities Embrace Success While Fearing Ideology

September 24, 2026

Hispanic communities are remarkably resilient when it comes to political division. Speaking to their values rather than defining them is sage advice indeed.

With Increased Burden on Families with Special Education Children, Virginia Can Do More

September 23, 2026

Virginia’s Department of Education can help families by stepping up where the federal government has stepped back.

The Case for Rob Wittman: Now More Than Ever

September 23, 2026

Congressional influence is earned over time. Virginia’s First District should not surrender it lightly.

Building Gas Plants More Important Than Dominion Sale, Data Center Politics

September 22, 2026

Data centers and the Dominion merger are a distraction from the need to focus on the four natural gas plants that keep Virginia’s lights on.

What Stafford Voters Should Know: School Facilities and the November Referendum

September 22, 2026

When it comes to referenda, Stafford County Superintendent Dr. Daniel Smith reminds voters that a 1% sales tax is also on the ballot in Stafford County. Here's what it will do if passed.

Vote No on the “Empowering Violent Felons Act”

September 21, 2026

A constitutional amendment on the November ballot would automatically restore voting rights to people convicted of felonies upon their release, replacing the current restoration process.