Natalie Anderson is a Reporter at various publications, including Yahoo News and The Virginian-Pilot. She covers a range of topics, primarily focusing on law and legal affairs, litigation, and regional interests, particularly in the realms of construction and real estate in North America. Natalie has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Richmond Times-Dispatch and Military.com, showcasing her diverse reporting skills across different platforms.
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Natalie focuses on local government, politics, and urban development in the United States, particularly Virginia and Norfolk. Her coverage heavily leans towards government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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By: Natalie Anderson
MEB General Contractors, a full-service construction firm at 4016 Holland Blvd. in the Cavalier Industrial Park, is expanding with a 2,500-square-foot office space. It's been based in Chesapeake for more than 40 years and has 260 employees.
By: Natalie Anderson
Later this month, Fredericksburg-area travelers will have a chance to test the potential future of Virginia Railway Express trains with a weekend trip north.
THE Warracknabeal Racing Club is looking to the future after completing a major upgrade to its horse stall area and fencing at the Warracknabeal Racecourse.
According to court documents, Brian Lamont Jones, 39, sold cocaine to another person in early March 2025.
By: Natalie Anderson
When there's heavy rain, human waste from the pond of sewage across the street from Charlie Mae Holcomb's home covers her front yard in rural Alabama.
Since opening in 2018, Horsham's Craft for a Cause has turned locally made goods into $187,000 in donations for community organisations.
A GRAMPIANS Health cancer resource nurse is preparing to take the plunge for a cause that is close to her heart. Cancer Resource Nurse Kerry Piera will brave an inflatable pool filled with ice-cold water on August 20, as part of the Cancer Council's Daffodil Day Dip, dressed head to toe in a chicken costume, to help raise awareness of cancer support throughout the Wimmera.
By: Natalie Anderson
The online registry is intended to track people convicted of felony animal abuse crimes to protect animals from being placed with dangerous owners. The system will list the names of people convicted of felony animal cruelty crimes as of January 2009, along with the address at the time of conviction, conviction date, and the specific Virginia code section violated.
A $5700 donation from retired Freemasons is helping equip the Grampians Health Stawell operating suite with specialised equipment.
A colourful handmade clown is waiting to be reunited with the person who originally ordered it after being found outside Horsham's Craft for a Cause shop, unfinished and packed inside a bag.
