Traffic Alert: Staunton begins annual milling, paving; expect delays
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The City of Staunton has begun annual paving of certain city streets, which will continue for the next couple of months.
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Virginia farmers opening strawberry stands and fields ahead of schedule this spring
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Throughout Virginia, farmers are opening U-pick fields and farm stands for the start of strawberry season. Berries are ripening ahead of schedule this year.
Grant funding available in Virginia for programs aimed at reducing violent crime
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The Eastern District of Virginia has more than $500,000 in grant funding available to help fund programs that may help reduce violent crime in the Commonwealth.
Rebecca Simmons of Valley Children’s Advocacy Center among Virginia ‘Unsung Heroes’
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Attorney General Jason Miyares hosted the 7th annual Unsung Heroes Award Ceremony and recognized Virginians who support to victims of crime.
Virginia works to build infrastructure for same-day care for person in mental-health crisis
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Six grant awards have been allocated statewide to build emergency room alternatives to care for patients experiencing a behavioral health crisis.
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces three appointments to administration
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced the appointment of three professionals to join the administration as well as numerous individuals to state boards.
Commonwealth Transportation Board seeks public input on recommended funding
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The CTB will host nine meetings in Virginia during which public feedback is welcome on transportation projects recommended for funding.
Man who robbed two students at gunpoint on ODU campus pleads guilty
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A man who robbed two Old Dominion University students at gunpoint pleaded guilty to armed robbery on Monday.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin names two locals to state boards; announces additional appointments
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin recently announced additional board appointments including local representatives from Grottoes and Charlottesville.
Virginia wildlife officials tracking spread of highly pathogenic avian flu
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State officials said Friday that the likely cause of an increasing number of bird deaths in Eastern Virginia is a highly pathogenic avian influenza.
