(Credit: U. S. Census Bureau)
The coronavirus pandemic may have stopped a lot of things – but one thing it hasn’t stopped is the Census.
Mallory Noe-Payne has more on what the state is still doing to make sure Virginians fill out that form.
Officials Adapt Outreach Strategies for Census
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