6 ways welding insurance protects your business
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Launching a welding contractor business can be rewarding and lucrative. One thing that can provide protection and peace of mind is welder insurance.
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Waynesboro Juneteenth celebration Saturday at 6 p.m.
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Waynesboro Mayor Bobby Henderson, at the last City Council meeting, read a proclamation recognizing Juneteenth in the City of Waynesboro. Now is the perfect time to learn more about the holiday.
The face of volunteering: Waynesboro’s Kathy Johnson
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For her 80th birthday on May 6, Kathy Johnson raised $400 on her Facebook page for the Waynesboro YMCA.
Low-cost carrier Breeze Airways to invest $5.2 million at Norfolk International Airport
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Breeze Airways, a new U.S.- based airline providing low-cost, nonstop service to mid-size markets, will invest $5.2 million to establish an operations center in the City of Norfolk.
Be an ex-termite-nator: Ways to get rid of termites at your own home
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Termites, also known as “white ants”, are vicious creepy crawlies you need to watch out for, all year round. However, these small insects are typically more active in warmer climates than the colder ones.
Tracy Swartout named superintendent of Blue Ridge Parkway
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National Park Service South Atlantic-Gulf Regional Director Stan Austin has announced the selection of Tracy Swartout as the new superintendent of Blue Ridge Parkway, effective May 23.
Morgan Griffith: Remaking the United States by April 1
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Over the course of a few weeks, House Democrats have passed bill after bill aiming to fundamentally reshape the United States.
All the ways the government can lay siege to your property
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Americans are not safe in their homes. Not anymore, at least.
Waynesboro Family YMCA announces new aquatics scholarship honoring Kelley, Hill
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The Waynesboro Family YMCA has announced the formation of an aquatics scholarship, the Kelley/Hill Fund, in honor of former aquatics director Nancy Kelley and retiring aquatics director Denise Hill.
Republicans pivot, but back toward Trump: Going the way of the Whigs
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Three-quarters of Republicans want Donald Trump to continue to play a prominent role in the Republican Party. Twenty-one percent don’t, and they’re joined by 61 percent of independents. Is this how the Republican Party goes the way of the Whigs?
