STIHL Inc. to invest $20 million in City of Virginia Beach
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STIHL Inc will invest over $20 million to expand its headquarters operation in the City of Virginia Beach.
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Central Shenandoah Health District offers free flu shots Saturday in Broadway
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The Central Shenandoah Health District will offer free seasonal flu vaccine Saturday, Oct. 14 at J. Frank Hillyard Middle School in Broadway.
Alpacas convene in Doswell to compete in Virginia Alpaca and Fiber Festival
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Every year, hundreds of alpacas and alpaca enthusiasts gather from along the entire east coast for the Virginia Alpaca and Fiber Festival.
Central Shenandoah Health District offering free flu shots at East Rock
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The Central Shenandoah Health District will offer free seasonal flu vaccine Saturday, Oct. 7 at East Rock High School.
Southeastern Virginia business accelerator gets $500K grant
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757 Accelerate has received $500,000 from the U.S. Department of Commerce i6 Challenge grant program.
McAuliffe announces $4.23 million in Virginia land conservation grants
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced Virginia Land Conservation Foundation grants totaling $4.23 million for 23 projects which will help protect 4,390 acres in the commonwealth.
Virginia Tech researcher bridges digital divide between museums and learning through interactive games
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Museums have a captive audience in visitors who typically meander through static exhibits depicting various scenes of cultural and natural history.
Teen first in Virginia to receive cancer gene therapy in UVA clinical trial
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The UVA Health System has administered its first dose of an experimental immunotherapy for pediatric acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
Food Lion Hunger Relief Day will benefit Virginians in need
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Fairgoers will be able to attend the State Fair of Virginia for $5 off the $15 adult admission on opening day after donating five Food Lion branded nonperishable food items.
Challenge to increase seat belt use among teens, youth kicks off in Virginia
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Sixty-five high and middle schools across Virginia are kicking off a statewide campaign to increase seat belt usage rates among teens and youth.
