UVA lineman Ryan Swoboda among ACC Football Player of the Week honorees
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The ACC Football Players of the Week have been recognized following their standout performances in last weekend’s games.
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Too little, too late? Fish & Wildlife finally adds eastern black rail to threatened list
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Just five decades ago, Elliott Island on Maryland’s Eastern Shore was a global hotspot for avid birders who wanted to add the diminutive eastern black rail to their life lists.
Live Coverage: #15 UVA hosts Kent State in college hoops
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Augusta Free Press editor Chris Graham provides live updates, commentary and analysis from John Paul Jones Arena as #15 UVA battles Kent State.
National Park Service awards $2.2M to protect Civil War battlefields
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The National Park Service this week announced $2,208,110 in grants from the American Battlefield Protection Program to protect 169.03 acres of America’s Civil War battlefields.
Northam takes actions to address flooding caused by climate change
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Gov. Ralph Northam today announced new executive actions to support the Virginia Coastal Resilience Master Planning Framework announced in October.
Virginia ABC grants to support youth leadership efforts to prevent substance use
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A group of Franklin County teens’ efforts to educate teachers, parents and community leaders about the concealed use of vape products, drugs and alcohol in their school and community have earned the youth coalition a $500 grant from Virginia ABC.
Grayson Natural Farms to invest $1.5M to expand smokehouse, production operation
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Grayson Natural Farms will invest $1.5 million to expand its smokehouse and production operation in Grayson County.
Hoops Preview: #15 Virginia hosts Kent State on Friday
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Kent State is next up for Virginia, on Friday at 6 p.m. in JPJ, and more importantly for you, on the ACC Network.
New MLB-sponsored summer baseball league could include Valley franchise
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Major League Baseball is launching a venture called the MLB Draft League that could include a team from the Shenandoah Valley.
Warp speed ahead: COVID-19 vaccines pave the way for a new frontier in surveillance
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Like it or not, the COVID-19 pandemic with its veiled threat of forced vaccinations, contact tracing, and genetically encoded vaccines is propelling humanity at warp speed into a whole new frontier—a surveillance matrix—the likes of which we’ve only previously encountered in science fiction.
