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Virgin Town releases November 2026 newsletter

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The November 2026 Virgin Town Newsletter was released on November 7. The publication includes updates regarding town events, infrastructure projects, and legislative efforts concerning local post offices.

Key takeaways

  • A Christmas Tree Lighting and Potluck Dinner will be held December 3 at the new Town Hall gym.
  • Congresswoman Maloy is working on a bill for towns without post offices.
  • Repaving on 100 West and 150 West should be finished by mid-December.
  • A local emergency was declared to assist with storm and flood damage recovery.

Virgin Town released its November 2026 newsletter on November 7. The newsletter provides updates on community events, local infrastructure, and legislative developments affecting the town.

A Christmas Tree Lighting and Potluck Dinner is scheduled for December 3 from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. at the new Town Hall gym. Additionally, Congresswoman Maloy and her staff are beginning work on a bill intended for towns that lack a post office.

Regarding local infrastructure, repaving on 100 West and 150 West, along with patching around town, is expected to be completed by approximately mid-December. A local emergency was declared following storm and flood damage to allow the town to apply for state and federal assistance.

The Planning Commission is scheduled to review basic standards for horses in residential subdivisions. Residents of Virgin also have access to events at the Springdale Library and Community Center.

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