Election 2024: Sen. Kaine begins race with ‘Standing Up for Virginia’ tour in Staunton
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Thirty-nine years ago, Sen. Tim Kaine and wife, Anne Holton, honeymooned in the city of Staunton and they returned Tuesday.
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Virginia Tech’s Georgia Amoore hits the transfer portal: To reunite with Kenny Brooks?
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Georgia Amoore, who had indicated via social media last week that she would not be returning to Virginia Tech, is also not headed, yet, to the WNBA, instead announcing on Monday that she’s now in the transfer portal.
Major League Soccer exec, UMW alum to speak at 2024 graduation ceremony
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Major League Soccer executive Mark McClure, a 1996 graduate of the UMW, will be the university’s 2024 commencement speaker.
Could AI help save harmless native plants with three leaves? Maybe, but it’s complicated
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The old saying “leaves of three, let it be,” is meant to protect us from a rash from a poison ivy plant.
Invasive plant pests are tremendous threat to Virginia crops, human health
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Non-native, destructive insects, plant diseases and harmful weeds are a tremendous threat to Virginia’s crops and forests.
Republican AGs condemn EPA for regulation of liquid waste in meat processing
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A coalition of 27 Republican state attorney generals is against the expansion of a proposed rule by the EPA to regulate liquid waste.
Joe Biden is wrecking American: We know, because Fox News says so
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Joe Biden is ruining America. We know this because Ron Johnson said so on Fox News. Let’s count the ways:
Staunton awarded $500K for study to increase Amtrak’s Cardinal service to seven days
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During a visit through the Shenandoah Valley yesterday, Sen. Mark R. Warner stopped in Staunton to discuss the future of rail transit.
Youngkin vetoes 30 gun safety bills; defends Virginians right ‘to keep and bear arms’
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed 30 gun-violence prevention bills this week that were approved by the General Assembly and sent to his desk for approval.
‘The cusp of the art world’: BRCC exhibit explores pros, cons of AI in everyday life
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An art exhibit of student and faculty works opened today at Blue Ridge Community College with a focus on AI and its impact on humans.
