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Elizabeth Beyer
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Virginia Politics Reporter, Cardinal News
Richmond
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By Elizabeth Beyer Verified| Cardinal News@ New, additional “manual review processes” handed down by the Federal Emergency Management Agency have led to a delay in funding for Hurricane Helene-related response and recovery in Southwest Virginia, according to a memo sent by the Virginia Department of Emergency Management to localities. That memo, sent Friday and obtained by Cardinal News, added that the state agency does not know when localities will begin to see financial relief for the cost of rebuilding that public infrastructure.
By Elizabeth Beyer Verified| Cardinal News@ For more on the June 17 primaries, see our Voter Guide. The candidates for the House of Delegates elections have, for the most part, been set as the race to determine power in the state house gets underway. Downballot, a handful of primary elections are expected for House seats held by Republicans in the Southwest and Southside regions. Over the weekend, Republican officials confirmed that enough candidates have filed to force three primaries in the region.
By Elizabeth Beyer Verified| Cardinal News@ New, additional “manual review processes” handed down by the Federal Emergency Management Agency have led to a delay in funding for Hurricane Helene-related response and recovery in Southwest Virginia, according to a memo sent by the Virginia Department of Emergency Management to localities. That memo, sent Friday and obtained by Cardinal News, added that the state agency does not know when localities will begin to see financial relief for the cost of rebuilding that public infrastructure.
Company Info
Cardinal News
Cardinal News is an independent, nonprofit, nonpartisan online news organization dedicated to serving Southwest and Southside Virginia. Incorporated in June 2021, it focuses on reporting the untold stories of these regions and amplifying the voices of communities often overlooked in state-level discussions. The organization emphasizes in-depth enterprise journalism, covering politics, economy, and culture, while connecting the dots on significant trends shaping the area. Led by President Luanne Rife and founding Executive Editor Dwayne Yancey, Cardinal News operates with a nonpartisan approach, clearly labeling opinion columns and advocating for the belief that these regions deserve a voice. The organization also offers a membership program, allowing supporters to contribute and receive exclusive updates and early access to events. Cardinal News aims to fill the gap left by traditional media, ensuring that the unique challenges and assets of Southwest and Southside Virginia are highlighted and heard.
Roanoke, Virginia, United States
+1 540-369-5464
Founded: 2021