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Developers Regroup After Data Center Denials

June 15, 2026
By: Colleen Bohlman

Verada

HHHunt, a real estate developer headquartered in Henrico County, and Tract, a data center site developer out of Colorado, both had significant hyperscale data center projects denied by Hanover County recently. They’re back with new plans for a neighborhood and a data center campus in Goochland. Read More

Mountain Road Technology Park Defeated!

May 29, 2026
By: Colleen Bohlman

How did your supervisor vote on Mountain Road Technology Park

Residents and neighbors were pleasantly surprised last week when the Hanover Board of Supervisors voted 4-3 to deny data center developer Tract’s application to create the Mountain Road Technology Park on Rt 33 adjacent to Henrico County.

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Help Friends of Hanover Fight Data Centers!

April 7, 2026
By: Colleen Bohlman

Keep up the fight

Friends of Hanover is working round the clock to fight the data centers proposed for Hanover County. Their leadership led to a recommend to Deny from the Planning Commission on the Hunting Hawk Technology Park. With that proposal withdrawn by the developer, they are focused on the next data center proposal.

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VA General Assembly Wrap Up 2026

March 24, 2026
By: Colleen Bohlman

House of Delegates

The 2026 Virginia General Assembly regular session adjourned on March 14, 2026, marking a historic era of unified Democratic control under the state’s first female governor, Abigail Spanberger. While lawmakers passed over 1,200 bills, they failed to reach a budget agreement, necessitating a special session next month.

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General Assembly Update 2/19-3/6

March 9, 2026
By: Colleen Bohlman

House of Delegates

Following the 2026 “crossover” deadline on February 18, 2026, the Virginia General Assembly is now in the final phase of its session, focusing on reconciling differences between House and Senate versions of bills, with a strong focus on Democratic-led initiatives regarding affordability, environmental regulation, and constitutional amendments.

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General Assembly Crossover Update

February 22, 2026
By: Colleen Bohlman

House of Delegates

As of the February 17–18, 2026, crossover deadline, the Virginia General Assembly has advanced significant legislation regarding gun control, a phased minimum wage increase, data center regulations, and cannabis, while leaving hundreds of other bills dead in their chamber of origin.
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Weeks 2 & 3 General Assembly Recap

February 10, 2026
By: Colleen Bohlman

House of Delegates

During the 2nd and 3rd weeks of the 2026 GA session there was progress on labor rights, constitutional amendments, and Spanberger’s Affordable Virginia agenda. There was also infighting over redistricting and a proposed map. Crossover is rapidly approaching…
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Week One General Assembly Recap

January 26, 2026
By: Colleen Bohlman

House of Delegates

During the week of January 19-23, 2026, the Virginia General Assembly focused on high-stakes redistricting, child care subsidy expansion, and energy policy. Key actions included Democrats advancing a potential constitutional amendment for mid-decade redistricting, new legislation to expand child care access, and efforts to reintegrate into the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI).
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1/15/26 – STOP the Data Center Takeover of Hanover

January 5, 2026
By: Staff Writer

Hanover Data Center opposition sign featuring raccoon holding tomato and "Grow Tomatoes Not Data Centers"

Friends of Hanover is hosting a brief rally before the Hanover Planning Commission meeting where Hunting Hawk Technology Park is on the agenda on January 15th Wear Red and meet up by 5:30 Hanover Administration Building 7516 County Complex Road, Hanover, VA 23069

Goochland TOD Passes Despite Fierce Opposition

November 8, 2025
By: Colleen Bohlman

TOD map as passed

In the wee hours of Friday 11/7, after a lengthy public hearing where more than eighty speakers shared concerns, frustrations, and requests for a no-vote or deferral, the Goochland Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 in favor of the TOD proposal as amended.
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United Methodist Church Announces Opposition to Data Center Overdevelopment in Central Virginia

November 6, 2025
By: Colleen Bohlman

Virginia conference the united methodist church logo

The statement detailed their solidarity with community members and their deep concern about the over-development of data center infrastructure in the Commonwealth. 
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Public Opinion Shifts Goochland on TOD Proposal

October 26, 2025
By: Colleen Bohlman

Protest sign at Goochland TOD meeting

With less than two weeks until the Goochland Board of Supervisors votes on the TOD proposal, the county has proposed revisions based on public feedback. Public Hearing: Thus, Nov 6, 2025 6:30PM, Goochland HS Auditorium.
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Stephanie

“I am passionate about gun safety regulation. I am passionate about enforcement of the anti-trust laws. Those are two big ones for me. And also intelligent AI regulation and data center/environmental regulations. I have concern about the kind of Wild West style lack of regulation of artificial intelligence. I think we need to take a systematic thoughtful approach so that we targeted AI rather than just an uncontrolled profit for a few big companies”.

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Events

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6/24/26 – “Get Out The Vote!” Post Card Party

June 24th - 6-8PM Twin Hickory Library (large meeting room) Help N4C "Get Out The Vote" for the … READ MORE about 6/24/26 – “Get Out The Vote!” Post Card Party

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Verada

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Introducing “Rob’s Record”

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