Byrd Street
Hilary HolladayByrd Street is my take on the news in Orange County, VA.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Byrdcast: PEC's Don McCown talks power lines, data centers
For this episode of the Byrdcast, I interviewed Don McCown of the Piedmont Environmental Council (PEC) about the controversial Valley Link project. The high-voltage line proposed by Valley Link Transmission—a partnership of Dominion Energy,...
Lithium-ion battery blamed for landfill fire
Deputy County Administrator Stephanie Straub had just left the Orange County Public Safety Building and was about to head home after Tuesday evening’s meeting of the board of supervisors. Then something caught her eye: smoke coming from the...
Supervisors weigh in after Valley Link meeting
I attended last night’s Valley Link meeting—more like an open house—at Lafayette Station in Rhoadesville. At least three of Orange County’s supervisors were there, mingling with their constituents and talking with Valley Link’s reps.
Goodbye, farmland and trees: Proposed transmission line would tear up Orange County
Orange County is in the pathway of a proposed 115-mile transmission line expected to wreak havoc on the community’s rural beauty and tranquility. According to the Piedmont Environmental Council (PEC), in its detailed description of this pro...
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I write about local news in Orange County, VA. During my time as a reporter for the Orange County (VA) Review, I won 10 awards from the Virginia Press Association. I'm also a biographer and scholar of modern American poetry.
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