Daytona 500: Top storylines heading into the 2025 NASCAR season opener
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All three NASCAR series kick into high gear as the 2025 season officially begins this week at the World Center of Racing, Daytona International Speedway.
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Analysis: ARPA outlays to local governments totaled $60.5M; breaking down how it was spent
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The deadline for local governments to use or lose ARPA funds allocated as part of a COVID-19 economic recovery plan is coming up on Dec. 31.
UVA Health Children’s ranks No. 1 in Virginia with U.S. News & World Report
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U.S. News & World Report has named UVA Health Children’s the No. 1 children’s hospital in Virginia for the fourth consecutive year.
Harrisonburg: City releases list of areas included in sewer testing starting Monday
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The City of Harrisonburg’s public utilities department will conduct its annual testing of the sanitary sewer system starting on Monday.
Campaign trail brings full weekend of Labor Day celebrations for Sen. Tim Kaine in Virginia
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From Friday, August 30 to Monday, September 2, 2024, Sen. Tim Kaine has a weekend full of traditional campaign Labor Day events.
Virginia: Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces additional key board appointments
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Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has announced additional key board appointments including local residents Paul Vames, James Hall and Dr. Beth Ellen Davis.
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin makes additional appointments to staff, boards
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The SAW region had strong representation in Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s administration and board appointments announced on Friday.
Richmond man to serve 21 months in prison for machine gun possession
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A Richmond man was sentenced today to a year and nine months in prison for illegally possessing a machine gun.
Failed school board candidate Meg Bryce appointed to Virginia Board of Education
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An Albemarle County woman was appointed by Gov. Glenn Youngkin to a four-year term on the Virginia Board of Education.
VCU researchers confirm 13% of dementia patients may suffer from reversible cognitive decline
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Approximately 13 percent of individuals diagnosed with dementia may suffer from reversible cognitive decline caused by advanced liver disease.
