Staunton District Traffic Alert for Dec. 9-13
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The following is a list of highway work that may affect traffic in the Staunton District during the coming weeks.
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5 ways to use DIY marketing to grow your business
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Companies of all ages and sizes, face challenges finding ways to effectively market their goods and services. You need capital to support a marketing campaign, and sometimes it’s hard to find enough of it.
Culpeper District Traffic Alerts: Week of Dec. 9-13
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The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the upcoming week.
Niche Profit Fast Track review by Adam Short
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Niche Profit Fast Track is a 60-day live workshop where we’ll be teach you on the most proficient method to make and dispatch their own profitable automated cash website.
Global cancer expert to address how social inequities raise survival risks at Virginia Tech lecture
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New scientific discoveries and medical treatments are improving the health of cancer patients across the globe, but socially and economically disadvantaged groups aren’t receiving the benefits
Warren County: Route 624 scheduled to reopen Dec. 3
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Route 624 (Morgan Ford Road) in Warren County is scheduled to reopen on Tuesday, Dec. 3.
UK Labour Party manifesto pledges a ‘green revolution’ as well as a new gambling act for the ‘digital age’
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The United Kingdom is set for its third general election in four years as Brexit continues to divide and occupy the minds of the nation.
Staunton hosting Cherish Every Christmas on Saturday, Dec. 7
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The second annual Cherish Every Christmas event is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 7 from 3-7 p.m. in Downtown Staunton.
North Rockbridge Holiday Open House Tour set for Dec. 7
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Celebrate the season with 11 local family-owned and operated businesses in North Rockbridge County on a Holiday Open House Trail on Saturday, Dec. 7.
Earth Talk: Recycling paper, saving trees?
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You don’t hear much anymore about the cutting of our forests to make paper. Has this destructive practice just moved overseas where we don’t have to confront it, or have increases in recycling in recent years made paper production less destructive?
