Virginia invests $66.7 million to expand Commonwealth’s life sciences industry
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced today the investment of $66.7 million to advance the life sciences industry in Virginia.
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Shenandoah Valley native named Sentara RMH’s new Chief Nursing Officer
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Gina Yost, a native of the Shenandoah Valley, is Sentara RMH Medical Center’s new Chief Nursing Officer (CNO).
State of the Union shows us reality, surreality, of American politics in 2023
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OK, like a few million of you, I watched it. The 2023 State of the Union. Yes, for me it took a large glass of grapefruit juice and tequila, but I made it.
The problem with speech control: The real history of America is endlessly shocking
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Curse that First Amendment! What were the Founding Fathers thinking?
Local Boys & Girls Club honored for youth advocacy with national award
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A HERO of Youth Award was given to the Boys & Girls Club of Waynesboro, Staunton and Augusta County.
Consumer protections would enhance college finance tool with legislation
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Legislation reintroduced in the U.S. Senate last week would protect students by applying strong consumer protections on Income Share Agreements (ISAs).
Only 1.2 percent of veterinarians are Black – students working to change that
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Students at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine are working to change the statistic that shows only 1.2 percent of veterinarians in the United States are Black.
Our youths deserve better than Angola, the most notorious prison in the world
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“Angola, Can You Hear Us,” recently shortlisted for an Oscar, shines light through both the film and its related activism on the shameful legacy of the Louisiana State Penitentiary.
Staunton City Council to choose five candidates to interview for vacancy
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Twenty candidates are vying to replace former Staunton mayor Andrea Oakes on city council in an appointment that will be decided upon by council members.
Virginia named among worst in nation for policies to prevent and reduce tobacco use
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Virginia is listed is among states with the worst policies to prevent and reduce tobacco use, according to the American Lung Association’s 21st annual “State of Tobacco Control” report, released today.
