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Like last year, body cameras are in the proposed Augusta budget. Will they remain in the final vote in late April?

It's a 40,000-square-foot warehouse. Who's moving in?

The Augusta County Board of Supervisors considered three and approved two new rules of order.

Chair Jeff Slaven and Vice Chair Pam Carter will lead the Augusta County Board of Supervisors in 2024.

The changes include a two-mile radius ban, prohibiting solar projects in specific districts, and making ‘small solar’ even smaller.

“It sounded awfully like you were endorsing ... police officers not following their standards that are upheld by our court,” supervisor Seaton said.

A sample ballot mailed out to Republican voters in Augusta County by the Republican Party of Virginia this week notably left out Scott Seaton.

Steven Morelli reached out to two members of the Augusta County Board of Supervisors on March 20 to tell them that he had resigned his seat on the board.

A state judge sided with Augusta County in a suit challenging the county’s denial of a Freedom of Information Act request.