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Roanoke Valley and Richmond metro have become magnets for people moving out of Fairfax County.
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Roanoke Valley and Richmond metro have become magnets for people moving out of Fairfax County.
We’ve collected all our work on Virginia’s changing demography in one place; find it here. Third of a three-part series. Find part one here and part two here. Richmond is becoming more like Fairfax County. Not politically — although maybe that, too — but demographically. Migration data released by the Internal Revenue Service (which tracks where people file their tax returns) shows an uptick in the number of people moving out of Fairfax County a…
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