Street Knowledge: NASCAR Talk with Chris Graham, Rod Mullins previews RIR
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Chris Graham has Rod Mullins on the show to talk NASCAR playoffs and silly season news.
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What are special damages in Texas?
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In Texas there are two different types of damages you can claim in a lawsuit: general damages and special damages. These damages are also called direct or consequential damages.
Gabriel Camacho named interim police chief in Harrisonburg
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Harrisonburg Police Department Deputy Chief Gabriel Camacho has been named as interim police chief, and will officially step into the role on Sept. 12.
Herring continues fight to protect DREAMers
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring has joined a coalition of 17 attorneys general in continuing the fight against the Trump administration’s efforts to threaten DREAMers with deportation.
Street Knowledge: Chris Graham, Rod Mullins break down NASCAR playoff race
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Chris Graham invites NASCAR reporter Rod Mullins to talk about the weekend in Dover and the upcoming playoff push at Daytona.
Women’s Equality Day in 2020: The year of reawakening
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In 2018, 16 million women were not registered to vote. That was only 2 years ago. Voting is an American right. And we must celebrate this day by encouraging other women to vote.
The best way to manage iPhone/iPad
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Whether you are buying into the 5G iPhone hype or not, it is admittedly that iPhone becomes an essential part of our life.
How wholesale jewelers are disrupting the jewelry industry
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In 2018, the United States jewelry industry broke 279 billion dollars, and experts are expecting it to grow to $480 billion by 2025.
Paddle Appomattox River’s past, witness the progress
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The Appomattox is the largest tributary on the tidal portion of the James River, originating near Appomattox Courthouse where Confederate Gen. Robert Lee surrendered to U.S. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant in 1865.
A quick history of hemp in Virginia
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In July, the Commonwealth of Virginia decided to decriminalize the possession of small amounts marijuana. Today, Virginians and visitors to the great state can carry up to an ounce of the good herb and suffer only a meager $25 fine, if anything.
