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Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors rejects land agreement with New Market - Vimarsana News

Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors rejects land agreement with New Market

An interlocal agreement that would have allowed more growth in the town of New Market was voted down 4-2 by the Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors at its regular meeting

Mount Jackson, New Market seek new chief administrators - Vimarsana News

Mount Jackson, New Market seek new chief administrators

Mount Jackson and New Market recently advertised for new town managers.

New Market Asks State To OK Growth Plan - Vimarsana News

New Market Asks State To OK Growth Plan

NEW MARKET — The Town Council joined the Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors in approving a joint resolution petitioning the Virginia Commission on Local Government to consider an amendment to

Petition Created To Revive New Market Battle Reenactments - Vimarsana News

Petition Created To Revive New Market Battle Reenactments

The New Market Town Council was informed at its meeting Monday that a petition has been created to bring back the Battle of New Market reenactments at the Virginia Museum

New Market expects cuts from unpaid water, sewer bills - Vimarsana News

New Market expects cuts from unpaid water, sewer bills

The New Market Town Council approved changes to the current budget, some of which show COVID-19’s effect on revenues. Mayor Larry Bompiani, Vice Mayor Peggy Harkness and council members Douglas Bradley, Janice Hannah, Bob King, Daryl Watkins and Scott Wymer attended the meeting. Harkness, Bradley, Hannah, King, Watkins and Wymer voted in favor of the motion to amend the budget to reflect estimated losses and gains in revenue as well as spending. Council members approved the following changes to the fiscal 2021 budget: increases in revenue of $75,000 from meals tax and $12,000 from the tr...