Nearly a year after the pandemic shut it down, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles customer service center for Lexington will reopen in a new location this coming Monday, Feb. 8.
Rockbridge County is exploring the idea of going with a self-funded health insurance plan. Jim Gordon of One Digital Health and Benefits Consulting made a presentation on this option to the Board of Supervisors during a Jan. 25 work session.
A kennel that is operated at 272 Alphin Lane, just off of Maury River Road (Va. 39), is expanding its services to include overnight boarding of up to five dogs and/or cats.
Rockbridge Farmers Co-op can double the number of propane storage tanks it has at its property at 33 Yellow Rail Lane, on the west side of U.S. 11 (North Lee Highway), under an amended special exception permit approved by the Rockbridge County Board of Supervisors on Jan. 25.
Fewer town homes are planned for a residential development off of Thoroughbred Circle (Va. 750), near Valley Pike (Va. 645). Instead, plans now call for building 25 detached singlefamily homes.
