Virginia: $2.9M in grants to go to small business expansion, downtown revitalization
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Forty-five projects across the Commonwealth have been awarded $2,910,500 in small business development and community revitalization grants.
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From NOVA to the Valley, take a trip to taste some of Virginia’s best homemade ice cream
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Winding through Northern Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley, the seven-stop route features “farm-to-cone” delights, including frozen custard, seasonal sorbets and gelato.
Progressive voice: Randall Wolf runs for House seat with Planned Parenthood endorsement
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The new District 36 includes the cities of Staunton and Waynesboro, southern Augusta and northern Rockbridge counties.
The sound of silence: Oldest operating music store in SAW area closed
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After 38 years of serving as the oldest operating music store in the area, the music has stopped at Tim Spears’ Music City.
Virginia ABC adjusting retail store hours beginning on Labor Day
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The Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority will adjust its store hours effective Sept. 1.
Waiting game over: Youngkin calls special session to deal with budget, proposed tax rebate
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin has called members of the Virginia General Assembly back to Richmond for a special session on Wednesday, Sept. 6.
Harvest time: Kate Collins Middle’s student-run market open Thursday afternoons
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Waynesboro Public Schools and Project GROWS proudly present the Kate Collins Middle School student-run market, which began August 17.
Augusta County: Fights between teens lead to shots fired, fight at hospital, three charged
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Threats being made over the phone between two groups of teens ended with shots being fired, a juvenile fighting with cops, and a melee at the hospital.
An invitation to explore, learn, connect: Happ Coffee Roasters schedules grand opening
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Happ Coffee Roasters aims to redefine the coffee experience in the River City with a grand opening of its roastery and café on August 19.
Update: Augusta County trying to work around mass volunteer fire, EMT resignation
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Augusta County leaders met Tuesday to develop a plan for continuing fire and EMT coverage in the Riverheads area in the wake of a mass walkout of members of the Riverheads Volunteer Fire Department Monday night.
