Virginia tourism industry generated $26 billion in revenues in 2018
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The Virginia tourism industry generated $26 billion in visitor spending across all communities in 2018, a 4.4 percent increase over 2017.
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Castle Hill Gaming to invest $1.3 million to expand corporate headquarters in Albemarle County
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Castle Hill Gaming, a software developer of quality gaming solutions to clients across the United States, will invest $1.3 million to expand its corporate headquarters in Albemarle County.
Liberty women’s soccer announces 2019 schedule
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The Liberty women’s soccer team has released its schedule for the 2019 season. The Flames will play eight home games and nine games away from Lynchburg during their second season in the ASUN Conference.
Former governor, senator George Allen endorses Emmett Hanger for State Senate
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Former Virginia governor and former United States senator George Allen has endorsed State Sen. Emmett Hanger for the Republican Party nomination in the 24th Senate District.
Pure politics: Impeachment is a good play
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Let’s imagine that Hillary Clinton won the presidential election in 2016, and had just faced a special counsel investigation that didn’t come close to exonerating her.
Alon Ben-Meir: Modernity and civilization offer no shield against future genocide
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It seems that we settled on the notion that modernity and civilization, and international laws that prohibit crimes against humanity, will be enough to prevent future genocides.
The best cryptocurrency to invest in for 2019
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As we reach the halfway mark of 2019, it’s important to see which key developments are affecting the US cryptocurrency market.
Gambling terms in everyday language
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You might not realize but your vocabulary probably contains a lot of gambling terms or phrases. A lot of them relate to behavior from the casino tables transferred to everyday life and we’ll be looking at a list of 10 used in everyday language.
Morgan Griffith: Rare earth elements
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Countries can rise or fall based on what lies under their feet.
Kratomic Bomb: The highs and lows of kratom for pain
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The human body is hardwired to accept pleasure but reject pain. That’s why when you feel any amount of painful discomfort, the instinct is to find ways to immediately alleviate it.
