The Roanoke Times
With voting now underway in Virginiaâs Democratic primary (through June 8) and voting next week in the Republican convention (May 8), weâre finally getting some clarity, or at least, better questions on the respective races.
Among them:
1. Why is no one attacking Terry McAuliffe? The former governor, who hopes to pull a modern day Mills Godwin by serving two nonconsecutive terms, is clearly the front-runner in the Democratic contest. The latest poll, from the Wason Center for Civic Leadership at Christopher Newport University, shows McAuliffe at 47% and no other candidate higher than 8%. Why, then, arenât the other four candidates â Del. Lee Carter, Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, former Del. Jennifer Carroll Foy, state Sen. Jennifer McClellan â being more forceful in attacking McAuliffe? They seem to be acting as if thereâs plenty of time left to make their cases when, in fact, itâs really the morning of a very extended El
Timmons Group adds offices in Newport News and Wilmington, N.C.
Courtesy of Timmons Group)
After weathering the first year of the pandemic, a local engineering firm is getting more elbowroom with two new offices it’s opening along the coast.
Timmons Group has added outposts in Newport News and Wilmington, North Carolina. The new locations bring the Richmond firm’s office tally to 18, with a footprint that’s anchored in the Mid-Atlantic but stretches across the country with additional field offices.
CEO Brian Bortell said the moves follow existing clients that have expanded to those markets, while also providing relocation and leadership opportunities for employees.
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