Nottoway supervisors approve contract to sell Fort Pickett–adjacent land to Ward Burton Foundation After an extended public discussion over zoning, taxes and military compatibility, the Nottoway County Board of Supervisors voted 5-0 to enter a contract to sell county-owned parcels to the Ward Burton Foundation for $2,013,000, citing protection of Fort Pickett’s training mission and near-term economic benefits.

Nottoway County supervisors have unanimously approved a $2 million deal to sell land to the Ward Burton Foundation, aiming to protect military operations while boosting local revenue!

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Commission evaluates military base impact amid legislative updates in Grand Valley Commission discusses military compatibility bill as legislative changes advance in Grand Valley.

The Grand Forks Planning and Zoning Commission is at a crossroads, debating a new Military Compatibility Commission that could reshape local development near the Air Force Base.

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