October, 2017. (Credit: David Seidel)
Virginians are remembering Linwood Holton as someone who chose principle over party.
The former governor died Thursday.
David Seidel has more on his impact.
Holton Rembered As Groundbreaking Governor
October, 2017. (Credit: David Seidel)
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