County studies sign agreement with VDOT
By Greg Pearson
     A permanent solution to illegal signs cluttering the county's roadways is coming soon. Assistant County Attorney Tara McGee expects to bring a proposal to the Chesterfield Board of Supervisors on August 23, giving the county permanent legal authority to pick up illegal signs in the public right-of-w
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Democrats will select Midlothian candidate
By Greg Pearson
     The Chesterfield Democratic Committee (CDC) will determine the party's nominee for Midlothian supervisor on August 24. A caucus or mass meeting will be held at 7 p.m. in the first floor conference room at 1401 Huguenot Road.
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County urges caution as temperatures rise
     As temperatures continue to soar in the region, Chesterfield County officials remind residents to use extra caution to avoid heat-related illnesses.
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Future committee will soon decide on study topic
By Greg Pearson
     The county's Committee on the Future has narrowed its potential study down to just a few topics, but it won't include reviewing the county government structure or privatizing some county functions, said Chairman Ed De Gennaro.
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County audit in process
By Greg Pearson
     The annual external audit of the Chesterfield County government and school system is expected to be presented to the supervisors at its mid-November board meeting. For the past six years, Chesterfield has contracted with KMPG for it, and the budget committee received a briefing late last month about
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Terri Beirne one-on-one
New supervisor talks family, timing, future
By Greg Pearson
     It's easy to interview Terri Beirne, the new Midlothian supervisor serving an interim three-month stint on the county board.
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NEWS BRIEFS
60 John Tyler students earn foundation scholarships
     The John Tyler Community College Foundation awarded $98,500 in scholarships to 60 JTCC students for the 2006-2007 academic year. Students
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