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VIENNA — Vienna City Council will vote on a proposed pay increase for Vienna Police Department officers at Thursday’s meeting at 6 p.m. in the Vienna Munici

VIENNA — Vienna City Council has hired a firm for the engineering and design for the Kayak Launch project. Council also considered adding a park to the Vienn

VIENNA — Vienna City Council voted 6-1 to rezone the property located 5708 Grand Central Ave. from residential to commercial at Thursday’s meeting. Counci

VIENNA — Vienna City Council recently rejected a trio of ordinances aimed at the location of smoke and vape shops and exterior lighting on buildings. Council

tbennett@newsandsentinel.com Mark Schwendeman, of the Schwendeman Agency, speaks about insurance plans for Vienna City workers during a council meeting on Thursday night. (Photo by Tyler Bennett) VIENNA — Vienna City Council unanimously approved bids Thursday evening for improvements in Jackson and Spencer parks, while discussing the 2021-2022 fiscal year budget plan one last time before voting next week on final passage. Council unanimously approved the bids for the construction of an Americ...

sadams@newsandsentinel.com CHARLESTON — A motion by the West Virginia Republican Party to intervene in a case that could determine who represents Wayne County in the House of Delegates was approved Friday by the state Supreme Court of Appeals. J. Zak Ritchie, an attorney for the state Republican Party, filed a motion to intervene in a mandamus lawsuit filed by Wayne County Republican Executive Committee Chairman Jeff Maynard asking the court to require Gov. Jim Justice to choose a delegate fo...

jpierson@newsandsentinel.com VIENNA — Vienna City Council met on Thursday to discuss business pertaining to the appointment of councilmember Jim Leach to the Vienna Utility Board, the sale of eligible city property and the status of the city’s camera system, as well as the future of how council plans to address community feedback. The meeting began with public forum comments pertaining to hopes for issues the newly elected council will address, ranging from flooding, the police fee and ani...