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Managing pain without too much medicine consumption
Whenever chronic pain starts, our first reaction is to rush to the store and fill our pain medications. But is that the right approach? No, because these medications only curb the pain for some time, thus giving temporary relief.

Selecting the right seat cushions for office chairs
Make sure your particular sitting demands comes first when choosing a seat cushion.

Northam announces new produce packing facility in Brunswick County
Southern Virginia Vegetable Packing LLC has partnered with Brunswick County Industrial Development Authority to construct a new, 45,000 square-foot, $4.2 million produce processing and packing facility.

Culpeper District Traffic Alerts: Week of Sept. 27-Oct. 1
The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the upcoming week.

Staunton police officer wants to bring ethics back to Sheriff’s position
The men and women in blue uniforms have gotten negative attention in the press in the last couple of years, and the city of Staunton’s police officers feel the sting just as do police officers across the United States.

Virginia gets its first Specialized Program of Research Excellence grant
The National Cancer Institute announced this week that Virginia Commonwealth University Massey Cancer Center has won a highly competitive SPORE grant – the first ever awarded in the state of Virginia

Augusta Health CEO issues plea to community: ‘Please get vaccinated’
The current situation with COVID-19 at Augusta Health is “the most serious it has been since the beginning of the pandemic,” said Mary Mannix, the president and CEO of Augusta Health, in a video posted to Facebook.

Tokyo 2020’s legacy: What does it mean for global sport?
What impression has this unique Olympics made on the world of global sport going forward?

Ken Plum: COVID pain reaches far
The trauma of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to extend its painful reach.