AAA ‘flat’ out busy responding to tire-related emergency roadside calls
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AAA is urging motorists to pay attention to the two tire issues most likely to result in the need for emergency roadside service.
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Authoritarian madness: The slippery slope from lockdowns to concentration camps
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You don’t have to be unvaccinated or a conspiracy theorist or even anti-government to be worried about what lies ahead.
IRS urges taxpayers to file accurate returns electronically to speed refunds
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The Internal Revenue Service kicked off the 2022 tax filing season with an urgent reminder to taxpayers to take extra precautions this year to file an accurate tax return electronically to help speed refunds.
W&L’s Museums present ‘The Root of the Matter’
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The Museums at Washington and Lee University presents the works of artist Sharon Norwood in an exhibition titled “The Root of the Matter.”
Top 5 real estate markets for 2022
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The U.S. real estate markets have gone through a major shift during 2021.
‘Greta’s Law’ would require breeders to track dogs, cats sold for testing
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Dels. Kaye Kory and Buddy Fowler have introduced a bill to require that breeders who sell or transfer dogs or cats to an animal testing facility keep records of each animal for two years from the date of sale or transfer.
W&L’s Campus Kitchen hosts 10th annual Souper Bowl
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Community members and local college students can fight childhood hunger in the Rockbridge area one soup bowl at a time by attending the 10th annual Souper Bowl.
The class at Virginia Tech that fights for Appalachia
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If you live near Virginia Tech’s Blacksburg campus, chances are good you live in Appalachia, the storied cultural region that meanders through 13 states, from Mississippi to New York.
Morgan Griffith: A dreadful first year for President Biden
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One year ago on January 20, Joe Biden took the oath of office as the 46th president of the United States.
OPM announces $15 minimum wage for federal civilian employees
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Federal civilian employees in the U.S. will now be paid at least $15 per hour, a change that will impact 67,000 out of 2.2 million federal employees.
