‘Through the finish line’: Sens. Warner and Kaine applaud passage of second federal bill
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Rome was not built in a day and apparently neither was the United States federal government’s budget for 2024.
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Richmond felon sentenced to more than seven years in prison for possessing firearm
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A Richmond man was sentenced today to seven years and eight months in prison for being a felon in possession of a firearm.
‘Recovery is possible’: Staunton City Council member shares story of addiction, recovery
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Principal Tammy Lightner spoke to seniors at Staunton High School before introducing a special speaker who spoke to other grades earlier.
President Biden uses State of the Union to make his case for four more years
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President Biden didn’t have a high bar to have to clear, thanks to Republicans prattling on and on about his supposed cognitive impairment.
Staunton: Drug awareness program brings councilwoman to speak at high school
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In January, Staunton Schools launched “It Only Takes One,” a program designed to educate students and families about drug abuse.
Dark Thursday: Augusta County deputy convicted, another’s charges certified to grand jury
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Thursday was not a good day for Augusta County Sheriff Donald Smith, who saw one of his deputies convicted of two counts of misdemeanor assault and battery in a 2022 incident in Staunton.
Nine additional charges leveled against defendants in Virginia drug trafficking operation
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Nine additional charges have been added against some of the 19 defendants in the region’s largest federal drug trafficking prosecution.
Tennessee couple sentenced to prison for trafficking drugs in Virginia
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A Tennessee couple was sentenced Friday to lengthy prison terms for trafficking heroin and methamphetamine into Lee County.
Southwest Virginia man to face 20-year prison sentence for drug trafficking crimes
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A Coeburn man was convicted for drug trafficking crimes including conspiring with others to distribute more than 500 grams of methamphetamine.
‘One Pill Can Kill’ initiative website provides resources for Virginians in opioid crisis
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares launched “One Pill Can Kill” in November 2023 to create open conversations about the opioid crisis.
