Virginia receives nearly $6 million in federal funding for health workforce
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The Commonwealth of Virginia will receive nearly $6 million in federal funding from the American Rescue Act for community health workforce training.
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October is the most dangerous month on Virginia roads
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To promote safe driving and reduce crashes, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles is joining with Virginia State Police and 19 local law enforcement agencies to participate in Operation Crash Reduction this holiday weekend, October 7-10.
FBI seeks ‘Dapper Dan Bandit’ in connection with Sept. 29 armed bank robbery
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A man nicknamed “The Dapper Dan Bandit” is being sought in connection with the armed robbery of a North Chesterfield bank on Sept. 29.
This game with Louisville is, sneakily, much more important than you’d think for Tony Elliott
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How about this for hyperbole: Tony Elliott is facing the must-win game of his brief career as a head coach Saturday when UVA hosts Louisville.
Virginia workforce campaign celebrates 25 years with First Lady Youngkin
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Among the four recipients of this year’s First Lady’s Spirit of Virginia award, Hope’s Legacy Equine Rescue in Afton was awarded.
Virginia hires company to build state-based health insurance exchange
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Virginians access to a health insurance exchange will undergo major changes in 2023.
The 4th Trimester Project aims to improve health outcomes with CDC grant
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A project led by the Virginia Neonatal Perinatal Collaborative, which includes VCU Health, aims to improve maternal and infant health outcomes throughout the Commonwealth with the support of a $1.3 million grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
AEW ‘Dynamite’ review: It’s The Acclaimed’s world, and we’re just scissoring in it
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The rule in wrestling is you can’t predict what will go over, but when something goes over – see Acclaimed, The: Scissor Gimmick – you roll with it.
On the rail: Amtrak routes in Virginia see record ridership for two months
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After a record-setting July, Amtrak’s state-supported trains in Virginia reached another record high in August.
VCU Police asking public for leads in 2021 murder of student murdered taking out trash
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VCU student Cody Woodson was taking out his trash on April 5, 2021, when he was gunned down in front of a home on Gilmer Street in Richmond.
