Virginia Premier announces managed long-term services, supports program
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Virginia Premier Health Plan Inc., the state’s second-largest Medicaid health plan, has announced a new Medicaid plan to be introduced this summer.
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Bridgewater College police chief to serve on Virginia Campus Law Enforcement Organization
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BC police chief Milton S. Franklin Jr. has been chosen to serve as 2017-2018 Vice President of the Virginia Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators.
Virginia youth train to become traffic safety advocates
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Nearly 100 teens representing 30 high and middle schools from across the commonwealth will be arriving at James Madison University Monday.
New initiative to rehabilitate homes in 12 rural Virginia counties
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Governor Terry McAuliffe today announced $2 million in funding for six housing rehabilitation programs.
McAuliffe dedicates new Loving v. Virginia historical marker
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Gov. McAuliffe announced a new state historical marker to commemorate the Supeme Court’s decision in the landmark case of Loving v. Virginia.
Central Shenandoah EMS Council announces regional EMS award recipients
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Central Shenandoah EMS Council honored the dedication and commitment of its EMS providers at the council’s regional awards ceremony June 7.
Virginia Tech, Project Wing, and partners team up with NASA on unmanned traffic management
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Unmanned aircraft operations at Virginia Tech this week field-tested technology designed to allow multiple aircraft to safely share the same airspace.
McAuliffe names Hampton Roads Veterans Care Center for two Virginia heroes
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A forthcoming 128-bed veterans facility planned for Virginia Beach will be named the Jones & Cabacoy Veterans Care Center.
Virginia waits out rain, outlasts Dallas Baptist, in Fort Worth
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Derek Casey gave Virginia seven strong innings to help the Cavs to a 6-3 win over Dallas Baptist Saturday in the Fort Worth Regional.
Virginia Commissioner of Insurance announces retirement plans
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Virginia Insurance Commissioner Jacqueline K. Cunningham will retire at the end of the year after serving for a total of 30 years.
