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Rod Mullins joins Chris Graham on the podcast to break down Joey Logano’s win in Phoenix, talk off-the-track news involving Jimmy Johnson and Ryan Blaney, and then get us ready for a NASCAR weekend in Atlanta.
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More than 17,000 Virginia students and their families are reading the same book on the same schedule during the month of March thanks to more than $86,000 of financial support from Virginia’s banking industry.
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A change in a Department of Education funding formula could impact students in five Virginia localities.
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Chris Graham and Rod Mullins talk NASCAR: recapping last week’s race in California, looking ahead to Phoenix, with some news from the garage thrown in for good measure.
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In contrast to the federal government’s method of budgeting, the budget for the Commonwealth of Virginia is more than balanced.
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Around the country, education budgets are in trouble. When budgets are cut, students are no longer able to receive the same quality of education.
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Rod Mullins joins Chris Graham to break down the latest in NASCAR, with updates on Ryan Newman, Vegas and a preview of this weekend’s race in California.
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Virginia’s Agriculture in the Classroom program will hold its 10th annual Agriculture Literacy Week March 9-13.
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Regardless of how lame or stupid they may sound, there are no bad questions, right? Well, at least that’s what our teachers and professors had us believe while growing up.
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Shenandoah Conservatory is rolling out newly redesigned undergraduate curricula across all 17 undergraduate degrees in music, theatre and dance.
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