By REX SPRINGSTON ; BILL WASSON Thunderstorms rumbled through central Virginia again yesterday evening, dropping significant rain, knocking down trees and interrupting power to thousands. The storms hit Richmond about 6 p.m.

By GREG EDWARDS By 8 p.m. yesterday, all but 684 of Dominion's Richmond and Tri- Cities-area customers had their power restored after Sunday night's storms, the utility reported. Dominion Virginia Power reported that 80,000 of its 475,000-plus customers in the Richmond area lost power Sunday.

By Rex Springston and Bill Wasson, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va. Aug. 22--Thunderstorms rumbled through central Virginia again yesterday evening, dropping significant rain, knocking down trees and interrupting power to thousands. The storms hit Richmond about 6 p.m.

By Chris Flores, Daily Press, Newport News, Va. May 5--Dominion Virginia Power applied for state permission on Friday to build new transmission power lines that can move electricity from Chesapeake to south of Petersburg in Dinwiddie County.

By Edie Gross, The Free Lance-Star, Fredericksburg, Va. Apr. 20--Dominion Virginia Power filed plans with the state yesterday for a controversial Northern Virginia power line project and an expansion of its Ladysmith electric plant.