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HR 2141

Commending Walsh's Chicken & More.

2026, 1st Special Session Introduced by Eric Phillips

The House of Delegates offers a ceremonial commendation recognizing Walsh's Chicken & More for its 55-year contribution to Martinsville and the Virginia community.

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Bill Summary · HR 2141

Summary of HR 2141 (2026S1) – Commending Walsh's Chicken & More

Purpose and intent

  • The bill is a House of Delegates resolution commending Walsh's Chicken & More, a Martinsville restaurant, on the occasion of its 55th anniversary.
  • It recognizes the restaurant’s long-standing service, local significance, and contributions to the Martinsville community and the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Key provisions and changes

  • Formal commendation: The resolution expresses the House of Delegates’ admiration for Walsh's Chicken & More.
  • Recognition text: It highlights the restaurant’s history, family ownership (Teressa Walsh and her family), and its reputation for original recipe chicken (fried or roasted), as well as other menu items such as burgers, wings, and seafood.
  • Presentation of resolution: Requires the Clerk of the House of Delegates to prepare and present a copy of the resolution to Teressa Walsh.

Who/what would be affected

  • Walsh's Chicken & More (the Martinsville restaurant) would receive an official recognition from the Virginia House of Delegates.
  • Teressa Walsh, as owner, is identified to receive a presented copy of the resolution.
  • The broader Martinsville community and the Commonwealth would be acknowledged for the restaurant’s role as a local business and gathering place.

Procedural and timeline aspects

  • Status: Introduced and presented on June 18, 2026, in Special Session I.
  • Action history indicates the resolution was laid on the Speaker’s table, a typical step for resolutions awaiting consideration.
  • Sponsorship: Primary sponsor is a member of the House, with a co-sponsor noted (Eric Phillips).

Notes

  • This is a ceremonial resolution, not a bill that changes law or appropriates funds.
  • It serves to honor and publicly acknowledge a local business’s 55-year milestone and its impact on the community.

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