What Virginia Basketball Fans Need to Know: The Albany Great Danes
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Albany is 5-9, with two non-D1 wins, is ranked 326th in KenPom. This is the kind of game you want to come back from Christmas break to.
Search Results for Hampton
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SHD airport among recipients of state grants for job-creation efforts
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Ten projects focused on expanding talent pipelines and strengthening workforce development will share more than $5 million in grant awards.
Tony Elliott’s first recruiting class at Virginia ranks near the bottom of the Power 5
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With a borderline embarrassing 30-minute spectacle on Instagram Wednesday evening, Kamren Robinson grabbed a Virginia hat.
Virginia taking first steps to widen the ’64 Gap’ between Richmond, Williamsburg
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Virginia is finally taking steps to do something about that annoying 29-mile section of Interstate 64 known as the 64 Gap.
Leading supplier of flooring, countertops, wall tile, hardscaping setting up HQ in Virginia
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M S International will invest $61.6 million to establish its East Coast distribution facility in the City of Suffolk, a project that will create 80 new jobs in Virginia.
Governor’s plan: $230 million for behavioral health, funding for 30 mobile crisis teams
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Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin is proposing $230 million in new funding for behavioral health in his upcoming budget.
Defense legislation draft follows 63 years of tradition in protecting servicemembers
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Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia commented on the draft of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) in a Thursday afternoon media call.
Harkins announces expansion with opening of new Central Virginia/Tidewater office
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Harkins has opened a new office in Richmond – expanding its presence in the Central Virginia/Tidewater region.
‘Never been more important:’ Most American regions make progress in LGBTQ+ equality
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A record-breaking 120 cities in the United States earned a 100-points score in the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation’s 11th Annual Municipal Equality Index.
Report: Chesapeake Walmart shooter was upset at change in employment status
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The Walmart night manager who killed six employees and wounded six others on Tuesday night had a manifesto on his phone indicating that he was upset at a change in his employment status.
