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Congresswoman Virginia Foxx today announced that she will be hosting a telephone town hall for fifth district constituents on Tuesday, October 30. Constituents can call into the town hall meeting by dialing 1-877-850-4133. Read more »

The recent editorial on health care for children prompted me to explain my position on this important issue. I support extending the current children’s health care program. I have signed onto HR 3584, the SCHIP Extension Act of 2007 which extends funding Read more »

“I am a champion of working men and women,” 5th District U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx told those gathered at a celebration of Holland Transfer Company’s making it to the century mark. Read more »

Six members of the U.S. House from North Carolina’s delegation — four Republicans and two Democrats — have signed on as co-sponsors of a measure that would ban taxes on Internet access and transactions. Read more »

Johnnika Smyre was inspired by what Congresswoman Virginia Foxx had to say Friday at Statesville Middle School. Read more »

School is out for the summer, but Davie High School history teacher Daric Beiter just spent two weeks in the nation’s capital learning more about how the government works. Read more »

Watauga County resident and Blowing Rock native Pearce Godwin last Friday finished a seven-week internship in Congresswoman Virginia Foxx’s Washington, D.C. office. Godwin, a 2004 graduate of Watauga High School, is a rising senior at Duke University wher Read more »

In a move intended to keep the United States’ taxpayer dollars out of the hands of groups that promote abortion, Congresswoman Virginia Foxx voted in support of an amendment to restore the Mexico City Policy. The Mexico City Policy, first ena Read more »

She hasn’t said what kind of sock she wears, but U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx talked about what sock she is proudest of on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives Monday night. Read more »

Several thousand people welcomed home the 1451st Transportation Company of the North Carolina National Guard during Sunday’s ceremony at Watauga High School in Boone. Read more »