McConnell tips hat to Kaine, thanks, General Assembly

Greensville County Public Schools has to cut more than $2.1 million from its budget, due to the effects of former Gov. Tim Kaine's budget.

Each year, school divisions receive money from the state for the purchase and replacement of technology. However, in former Governor Tim Kaine’s proposed budget, those funds have been eliminated, leaving school divisions without the ability to fund technology replacements or upgrades.

Each year, school divisions receive money from the state for the purchase and replacement of technology. However, in former Governor Tim Kaine’s proposed budget, those funds have been eliminated, leaving school divisions without the ability to fund technology replacements or upgrades.

Each year, school divisions receive money from the state for the purchase and replacement of technology. However, in former Governor Tim Kaine’s proposed budget, those funds have been eliminated, leaving school divisions without the ability to fund technology replacements or upgrades.

Each year, school divisions receive money from the state for the purchase and replacement of technology. However, in former Governor Tim Kaine’s proposed budget, those funds have been eliminated, leaving school divisions without the ability to fund technology replacements or upgrades.

Each year, school divisions receive money from the state for the purchase and replacement of technology. However, in former Governor Tim Kaine’s proposed budget, those funds have been eliminated, leaving school divisions without the ability to fund technology replacements or upgrades.

Governor Timothy M. Kaine, on Thursday, announced that Wood Fuel Developers, LLC, a startup company and affiliate of Chester, Virginia-based Industrial TurnAround Corporation (ITAC), will invest $18.7 million to begin wood pellet manufacturing operations in Greensville County. The project will create 39 jobs. Virginia successfully competed with Georgia for the project.

Last month, Virginia Governor Timothy M. Kaine announced that Orange County Public Schools would be one of 28 Virginia school divisions to receive a one-time credit against their debt service.

Last month, Virginia Governor Timothy M. Kaine announced that Orange County Public Schools would be one of 28 Virginia school divisions to receive a one-time credit against their debt service.