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Italian rocket manufacturer to bring 1,500 jobs, $500 million investment to Pittsylvania
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Italian rocket manufacturer to bring 1,500 jobs, $500 million investment to Pittsylvania

  • Avio will invest over $500 million and create about 1,546 jobs in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
  • Wages are expected to average about $81,400, well above the county average.
  • The facility is expected to open with several hundred employees by 2028, with more hires later.
  • Avio USA was chosen for Virginia as the site for a new advanced manufacturing facility.
  • Local incentives exceed $33.6 million and include several grants and tax rebates.
  • The project is part of Virginia’s push to develop industrial sites and attract large manufacturers.
  • The Hurt industrial site is part of the Southern Virginia Megasite development efforts.
  • Avio has been operating in the U.S. under a Special Security Agreement with the DoD since 2024.
  • The deal marks one of the largest economic development announcements in Southside Virginia history.
  • The company will produce solid rocket motors for defense and commercial space sectors.
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Virginia localities move to delay early voting on redistricting amendment under 90-day law
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Virginia localities move to delay early voting on redistricting amendment under 90-day law

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  • Localities in Virginia moved to delay early voting on the redistricting amendment due to a 90-day posting requirement.
  • Patrick County voted to halt early voting until the 90-day period has elapsed.
  • Pittsylvania and Campbell counties also passed resolutions opposing the redistricting effort.
  • The matter is on the Roanoke County Board of Supervisors agenda and Lynchburg City Council discussions.
  • Lynchburg sought legal guidance through a declaratory judgment on possible actions moving forward.
  • Lawsuits allege issues with the legality of the redistricting amendment process and ballot wording.
  • The Virginia Supreme Court has not ruled on the process’s legality but allowed the vote to move forward.
  • Legal authority for local governments to halt early voting remains unclear amid ongoing lawsuits.
  • Democrats press to move the vote forward while Republicans back local delays where possible.
  • Sporadic attention to the issue includes related political commentary on the map proposal.
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