Virginia alum Clint Sintim named defensive line coach
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Virginia Football alum Clint Sintim is coming home, after being named the defensive line coach at his alma mater on Saturday.
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The pornification of America: How young girls are being groomed by sexual predators
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What can we do to protect America’s young people from sexual predators?
Augusta County among localities eligible for hemp crop insurance
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Eighty-four Virginia localities, including Augusta County, are eligible to apply for two programs that protect hemp producers’ crops in the 2020 growing season.
What’s the purpose of roadway guide signs?
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The purpose of all roadway signs is to provide safety and efficiency on the roadways by providing for the orderly and predictable movement of all road users.
Fredericksburg brings in partner to lead booking at convention center, ballpark
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Oak View Group Facilities will begin operating and managing the Fredericksburg Expo & Conference Center and booking entertainment at the soon-to-open new ballpark in Fredericksburg.
Commissioners of revenue leading statewide food drive
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The Commissioners & Cans Food and Fund Drive launched over the weekend, and Harrisonburg Commissioner of the Revenue Karen Rose is taking part.
6 workplace etiquettes that you should follow every day
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You probably spend more time with your colleagues than with your family. After some time, your workplace starts to feel like a second home.
The Super Bowl’s biggest losers: Boys, girls being sold for sex
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The biggest losers in this year’s Super Bowl will be the hundreds of young girls and boys—some as young as 9 years old—who will be bought and sold for sex during the course of the big game.
Dominion Energy donates $1.6M to nonprofits meeting community needs
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Dominion Energy, through its charitable foundation, has awarded grants to more than 200 nonprofit organizations in 13 states to help feed, house, and care for people in need.
Waynesboro sets hearing on Second Amendment nonsense
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Waynesboro City Council is, as expected, caving to the Second Amendment sanctuary movement, scheduling a Jan. 13 hearing.
