ACP Wrap-up Continues
Although it has been more than a year since the plug was pulled on the disastrous ACP, much work remains in order to make the communities along the route whole again.
Although it has been more than a year since the plug was pulled on the disastrous ACP, much work remains in order to make the communities along the route whole again.
The county’s first-ever community solar projects generating power that goes back into the grid were approved at the August BZA meeting.
VDOT is ready to share preliminary design plans for the first portion of Interstate 81 widening in our region associated with the Corridor Improvement Plan and they want to hear what you think.
We won the ACP fight because of you and the thousands of others who refused to give up.
Getting the Valley’s unique places listed is key for our region to leverage funds that can preserve, protect, and promote.
It took two years of work, but 6.5 miles of the South River in Waynesboro have earned recognition as a Virginia Scenic River.
The NSA designation will officially communicate to decision-makers that we want the things we cherish about Shenandoah Mountain sustained for generations and protected from threats to the clean air, water and habitat it provides.
There is a lot to consider as the Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors evaluate proposals and they want your input!
We are excited to honor Dr. Charles Ziegenfus’ work to inspire an appreciation for birds and the Shenandoah Valley’s natural landscapes.
FERC, for the first time, seems genuinely interested in hearing from the people in the path of the pipeline.
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