Hurst: Despite adjourned special session pursuit of gun reform continues Clark Palmer July 10, 2019 1 minute read State Democrats are criticizing the decision by Republican leadership to adjourn a special session, which they hoped would bring meaningful change to the Commonwealth. WFIR’s Clark Palmer has reaction. Share: Post navigation Previous: Missing 3-year-old girl found dead in New RiverNext: CNBC says Virginia “Best State” for business Related Stories Does the Roanoke arts and culture scene Pop! for you? Check it out this weekend Gene Marrano March 4, 2026 0 9 to 5 opens at MMT, two more plays coming to the area next week and the RSO presents Shostakovich’s Fifth – A Symphony of Change Gene Marrano March 4, 2026 0 Detectives hunt armed suspects who targeted wrong house in Southeast Roanoke Ian Price March 3, 2026 0
State Democrats are criticizing the decision by Republican leadership to adjourn a special session, which they hoped would bring meaningful change to the Commonwealth. WFIR’s Clark Palmer has reaction.
