Holocaust Survivor Shares Her Story
Eva Schloss, the 88-year-old step-sister of Anne Frank, speaks at GMU.
‘Top-Notch Space for Generations to Come’ in Chantilly
Charger Innovation Lab is on the horizon at Chantilly High.
Helping Students Succeed in His Own Community in Chantilly
Local resident Scott Poole happy to be Chantilly High’s principal.
‘Life’s Tough, But Just Keep Going’ at Westfield High
Westfield High presents musical comedy, “Avenue Q.”
Virginia Lawmakers Play Whack-A-Mole with Predatory Lenders
Senate panel takes action limiting one kind of high-interest loan, leaving loophole for another.
By this time next year, high-interest lenders may be prohibited from making consumer finance loans — at least ones they find profitable at 200 percent interest. So that loophole may be closed by the end of the General Assembly session. But it seems likely lawmakers will leave Richmond this year creating no restrictions on open-end lines of credit, raising concern among some that lawmakers are playing a game of whack-a-mole.
