Final Day to Invest in The Flyover—Jan. 31

First the legal mumbo jumbo…

The Flyover Media LLC is conducting a Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) offering, and Jan. 31 is the final day for readers to invest in this round.

The offering consists of non-voting equity units priced at $2.00 per unit, with a minimum investment of $486, and is open to both accredited and non-accredited investors, subject to Reg CF limits. There is no public market for these securities, and investing involves risk, including the possible loss of capital.

This communication is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities except pursuant to the Offering Circular.

To review the Offering Circular and invest, click HERE. 

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Jan. 31 is the final day to invest in this round. Once it closes, no additional investments will be accepted.

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Virginia Weighing More Casinos

The Commonwealth’s latest casino is set to open today at 5 p.m., when Live Casino Virginia’s temporary location in Petersburg debuts. A permanent building is scheduled to open late next year.

Currently, casinos can be found in Bristol, Danville, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, with at least two other proposals in the works.

Local leaders in Roanoke have expressed interest in a casino, but representatives in Richmond oppose the idea. The city is hoping to get approval without following the same procedures as other Virginia locations.

In Fairfax County, Sen. Scott Surovell reintroduced a bill to allow a referendum on whether to build a casino in Tysons. The Board of Supervisors voted last month to oppose a casino in the county.

Lawmakers in both houses are considering proposals that would create a Gaming Commission to oversee wagering in the state.

Halligan Resigns as U.S. Attorney

Lindsey Halligan resigned as U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia almost two months after a federal judge ruled she had been “unlawfully appointed in violation of 28 U.S.C. § 546 and the Constitution’s Appointments Clause.”

Ahead of her resignation announcement, the chief judge for the district posted a job opening for an interim U.S. attorney and said that Halligan “may not serve” in the position. The court has the authority to appoint an interim pick until the Senate votes for a permanent selection.

Halligan, who had no experience as a prosecutor, was appointed in September and obtained indictments against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James. Those indictments have been dismissed by judges.

“Her departure is a significant loss for the Department of Justice and the communities she served,” Attorney General Pam Bondi wrote. “While we will feel her absence keenly, we are confident that she will continue to serve her country in other ways.”

Puppy Bowl Places Rescue Dogs

The Puppy Bowl, which will air on the same day as the Super Bowl, has already made winners out of some dogs from Virginia.

Operation Paws for Homes (OPH), based in Alexandria, placed four canines in the competition and—spoiler alert—two are already adopted and living with families in Virginia.

“Being part of the Puppy Bowl has been a great way to get the word out about Operation Paws for Homes and the many adoptable dogs we have available, both puppies and adult dogs,” a volunteer with the organization said.

This is the 11th time dogs from OPH have taken part in the Puppy Bowl. The group saves around 1,000 dogs per year.

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➤ Fairfax County: Prosecutors rested their case in the double murder trial of Brendan Banfield. He is accused of killing his wife and another man as part of a plot hatched with the family’s au pair, Juliana Peres Magalhães. She testified against Banfield. (Details)

➤ Accomack County: Jaheem Hassan Snead, a 23-year-old Maryland man, was sentenced to 2.5 years in prison for a felony count of wearing a mask to conceal his identity, three misdemeanors, and violating probation. (More)

➤ Richmond: Virginia Democrats proposed a bill to create a paid family medical leave program that would provide up to 12 weeks of leave each year. The taxpayer-funded program would cover up to 80% of a person’s average weekly wage. (Details)

➤ Statewide: The Virginia Department of Health reported that flu activity is on the decline. There were 3,098 cases reported last week, down from roughly 4,756 cases the week before. (More)

➤ Virginia Beach: Construction of the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project resumed after a three-week pause necessitated by the Trump administration’s 90-day stop order. A federal judge issued a temporary injunction against the Department of the Interior last week. (More)

➤ Chesterfield County: Officials said the county will soon have all students using indoor classrooms—not trailers—for the first time in decades. The county plans to build or rebuild at least eight schools over the next five years. (Details)

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➤ Norfolk State women’s basketball hosts Morgan State tonight. The Spartans are 3-1 in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. (Details)

➤ William and Mary men’s basketball hosts UNC Wilmington tonight. The Tribe is undefeated at home this season. (More)

➤ James Madison men’s basketball plays South Alabama tonight. (Preview)

Yesterday’s results: NBA | NHL | NCAAM | NCAAW | Soccer | Tennis | H.S. Boys Basketball | H.S. Girls Basketball

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➤ Norfolk International Airport handled more passengers than ever in 2025, its fourth straight record-setting year. More than 4.8 million people flew through the facility. (Details)

➤ The Virginia Poultry Federation reported that Pitman Family Farms will buy Cargill’s turkey business in the Shenandoah Valley. (More)

➤ Unemployment in Northern Virginia soared by 41% year-over-year in November, with the overall unemployment rate reaching 3.7%. Statewide unemployment increased by 31.2% in the same timeframe. (Details)

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➤ The Cape Charles Impact Center opened in a building that had served for decades as a school. It will be a community resource center that offers spaces for events, education, and business initiatives. (Details)

➤ A pilot program in Fairfax County aims to get drivers to slow down in neighborhoods without installing traffic calming measures. The new top speed will be set at 20 mph, down from 25 mph. (More)

➤ Marine biology experts may soon attempt to free a whale that’s been tangled in a fishing net off Virginia Beach for weeks. (Details)

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Have you stocked up on groceries ahead of the possible weekend snowstorm?

1. Yes
2. No
3. Getting ready to

Wednesday’s Results:

Did you see the aurora borealis this week? 

1. Yes: 30%
2. No, not this time: 35%
3. No, never: 35%

Who is Fredericksburg named for?

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