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With the recent tragedy in Uvalde, Texas, it is only natural for parents’ worries and stress to increase after such a horrific, unnecessary and gut-wrenching event.
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Unique to this year and to every year after an election for governor is the fact that the outgoing governor in his last act in office presents a budget for the next two years that will be presided over by the incoming governor.
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For the fourth time in eight years, a team from Eastern Mennonite University has won the 2022 international Kryptos Codebreaking Competition.
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Skepticism concerning the war in Ukraine is met with open hostility.
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin ceremonially signed five bills on Tuesday, including three enacting meaningful reform of the Virginia Employment Commission.
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Quarantime, an exhibition of multi-media works by Colleen Pendry, opens Friday, June 3 at Arts Council of the Valley’s Smith House Galleries.
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This summer, WTJU’s micro-museum opens a new exhibition, “Radio Relics,” that traces WTJU’s storied history of broadcasting for our community.
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Employers across the Commonwealth are now required to register with the Virginia Employment Commission and file documents associated with unemployment claims through electronic means.
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The country’s unemployment rate remains the lowest since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and “now hiring” signs are visible in the windows of many local businesses.
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AEW gave us too much of a good thing with its “Double or Nothing” pay-per-view Sunday night, with a show that stretched to the five-hour mark by the time CM Punk defeated “Hangman” Adam Page to win the AEW world title.
