AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOutdoor & Wildlife Policy: The Virginia Board of Wildlife Resources approved “last resort” fee increases for hunting, fishing and trapping licenses after 14 years, with rates rising about $5–$20 for residents and up to $50 for nonresidents starting Oct. 1, aiming to bring in an estimated $6.9 million. Heritage Tourism: The VA250 Mobile Museum Experience will visit Long Branch Historic House & Farm in Clarke County this weekend (free, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.). Road Trip Culture: The Crooked Road is accepting affiliate venue applications for its 2027 program, expanding marketing and booking support for Appalachian music stops along the U.S. 58 trail. Eastern Shore Outdoors: The Eastern Shore Rail Trail opened its first 4-mile stretch between Cape Charles and Cheriton, with more of the 49-mile route planned. Safety on the Shore: A lightning strike in Cape Charles killed a man and injured a woman during severe storms. Local Travel Disruption: Virginia Beach schools are changing Chromebook rules for preschool through first grade—devices won’t be one-to-one in class and won’t go home for second graders. Gas Watch: GasBuddy reports the lowest regular prices include $3.79 in Accomack County and $3.69 in Madison and Northumberland counties (week ending Aug. 15).
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