Amherst Town Council member Paul Kilgore Jr. has filed papers to run for mayor in November.
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In a 3-2 vote Monday, the Appomattox County Board of Supervisors passed a budget that increases school funding, property taxes and staff salaries.
For the first time in several years, the Bedford Board of Supervisors adopted a fiscal budget Monday that increases local funding to the county’s school system.
During a brief evening meeting, the Campbell County School Board unanimously approved a small pay raise designed to keep staff salaries from decreasing next year due to changes to the Virginia Retirement System.
On Tuesday, Lynchburg City Council will close the books on a stressful budget season that brought the city its first tax rate increase since 1989.
The Bedford County Board of Supervisors will vote on its budget Monday night. On the line: several million dollars in education funding.
At the opening of Campbell County’s public budget hearing Tuesday night, it appeared as if it would be a raucous debate between the anti-tax rally and school supporters.
Lynchburg City School Board members voted Tuesday to approve a plan to eliminate 42.4 positions from the school division, through layoffs and attrition.
Gibson Middle School has been granted a reprieve — at least for a little while — and Danville City Council delayed final decisions on the Westover Branch Library and a new cigarette tax.
The Campbell County Public School division’s public alert system was used Monday evening to notify parents via phone, email and/or text about the county’s public budget hearing Tuesday.
A lingering issue in Bedford County’s 2012-13 budget planning may have taken a turn Monday that school officials were not hoping for.
Appomattox County School Board members unanimously approved a budget Thursday that contains spending cuts, raises for staff, and about $600,000 in expected additional money from county supervisors.
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Faced with a deficit of nearly $900,000, the Amherst County School Board eliminated 19 positions Tuesday night to balance the 2012-13 budget.
Nelson County School Board members have approved submitting a revised budget to the county.
Faced with a deficit of nearly $900,000, the Amherst County school board eliminated 19 positions Tuesday night to balance the 2012-13 budget.
A revised budget that sets aside $750,000 for public safety pay raises and $1.1 million for Heritage High School was accepted with minimal discussion Tuesday.
A crowd estimated at more than 300 people gathered at Brookville High School Tuesday evening for a meeting with Campbell County Superintendent Robert Johnson.
School officials in Bedford County personally delivered their request for a $4.2 million boost in added local school funding next fiscal year to the Board of Supervisors Monday.
Creating a budget for future needs is standard practice for government entities. But when the commodity one is trying to set funds aside for is as volatile as say, gas, budgeting can be close to impossible.
In a split decision Monday night, Appomattox County supervisors voted to add eight cents to the real estate tax rate.
New revenue projections means raises for public safety workers are back on the table.
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Public school funding dilemmas have received a lot of attention due to the economy and state regulations, but while private schools are exempt from certain state requirements, they are not immune to monetary troubles.
School leaders made their case for $600,000 more in funding from county supervisors during a joint meeting of the Appomattox County School Board and Board of Supervisors Monday.
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