Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce selects members of 2023 leadership class
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The Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce announced the Leadership Greater Augusta Class of 2023.
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First living-learning community for LGBTQ+ studies opens this month at Virginia Tech
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This month, Virginia Tech will open an academic residential space on campus for students who identify as members or allies of the LGBTQ+ community
Youngkin blames politics for police staffing shortage in Fairfax County: There’s more to it than that
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin is pushing Fairfax County to address a manpower shortage in its local police department, but Fairfax County is hardly alone among communities having trouble hiring cops.
Report: Virginia home sales market cooling, but prices still pushing upward
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Home sales are down, but the cooling sales market isn’t dampening home prices, according to a new report from Virginia REALTORS®.
Virginia men’s golf adds Dustin Grove to coaching staff
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Dustin Groves, a Charlottesville native and Monticello High School alum, has been hired as an assistant coach for the Virginia men’s golf program.
Add conference expansion talk to the mental health stresses for college student-athletes
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You think you’re affected by the constant flow of clickbait on conference realignment as a fan or alum? Imagine being a student-athlete at one of the schools that ends up featured in some of the clickbait.
Brunner’s brace helps No. 4 Virginia down Loyola Maryland
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The offense was on display for the Cavaliers on Sunday night as No. 4 Virginia (2-0-0) scored six goals – featuring a brace from Sarah Brunner and three assists from Lia Godfrey – on the way to a 6-0 victory over Loyola Maryland (0-2-0) at Klöckner Stadium.
Horticulturalist Mark Viette offers advice for planting mixed barrier screens
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With houses being built more closely together, it’s often hard to find privacy. But homeowners can plant shrubs that will quickly grow into a barrier screen to block out neighbors or a busy road,.
Are carbon capture technologies feasible as a global warming mitigation technique?
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The short answer is … we’ll see. To understand how to remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from our atmosphere, it is important to first look at how it gets there and why it’s a problem in the first place.
Washington and Lee University ends the sale of disposable water bottles
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It’s been estimated that Americans purchase 50 billion bottles of water every year. On the Washington and Lee University campus alone, 11,410 single-use bottles of water were purchased during the 2021-2022 school year.
