PVCC announces scholarship for student who died by gun violence in Charlottesville
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Piedmont Virginia Community College has announced the creation of a new scholarship in memory of Nicklous Pendleton.
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Profits of Doom: Military contractors rob us daily, with help from Republicans
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It’s Budget Season in DC, and the swamp is in full bloom. Republicans refuse to offer a budget. Why is that? After all, they are demanding that Biden and his Democrats promise to make major cuts because Republicans are so-o-o-o-o concerned about the debt ceiling, even though they are largely responsible for much of the…
What exactly is permaculture, and how is it good for the environment?
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Permaculture is a method of cultivation that uses multiple tools to minimize human impact on the environment by mimicking the zero-waste feedback loops of naturally-existing systems.
Great Resignation wanes: Latest jobs report shows less quitting in Commonwealth
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According to the most recent BLS JOLTS, the Great Resignation eased up as job quitting decreased in January 2023.
Report: How federally dependent is your state? The research might surprise you
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The tax filing deadline in the United States is April 18, but some states receive more federal aid than what they pay in taxes.
A state of never-ending crisis: The government is fomenting mass hysteria
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We have become guinea pigs in a ruthlessly calculated, carefully orchestrated, chillingly cold-blooded experiment in how to control a population and advance a political agenda without much opposition from the citizenry.
University of Mary Washington receives $30m gift toward undergraduate research in STEM
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A $30 million alumna gift will support undergraduate research in STEM subjects at the University of Mary Washington.
Blue Ridge Poison Center: Use of THC edibles, opioids, continue upward trend
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Call data from all U.S. poison centers is uploaded to a national database to help identify substance abuse and poisoning trends.
Will the media’s complicity in the Iraq invasion be flushed down the memory hole?
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As mainstream U.S. media outlets pause to remember the U.S. invasion of Iraq, it’s clear that there’s a lot they hope we’ll forget, first and foremost, the media’s own active complicity in whipping up public support for the war.
Applications open for Department of Forestry’s Camp Woods and Wildlife
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Applications are now open for the 75th annual Camp Woods and Wildlife to be held June 19-23 at the Holiday Lake 4-H Educational Center near Appomattox.
