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10 – 11:15 a.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS VIRGINIA’S BUDGET OUTLOOK SESSION VIDEO MODERATOR: The Honorable Jim Icenhour, Chair, James City County SPEAKER: James J. Regimbal, Jr.,
RICHMOND (November 12, 2025)—The Virginia Association of Counties (VACo) recognized the Class of 2025 – the third graduating class of the revamped Virginia Certified County
Location: 206 East Main Street / Spring Avenue SEBuilt: 1895 – 1896Style: Renaissance Revival and ItalianateArchitect: Frank Pierce Milburn of Washington, DCContractor: Milbourne Gilliam &
Photo by Calder Loth Location: 15803 Kings Highway / Polk StreetBuilt: 1900 – 1901Style: Classical RevivalArchitect: Bartholomew Smith Fireproof Construction CompanyContractor: Bartholomew Smith Fireproof Construction
Location: 191 East Main Street / Court Street NE Built: 1867 – 1868 Style: Classical Revival Architect: James Fields, David Fields and Hockman Contractor: James
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