
Augusta County company selected for Virginia VALET program
The Virginia Economic Development Partnership announced the acceptance of an Augusta County company, AccuTec Blades, Inc., into its two-year Virginia Leaders in Export Trade (VALET) program.

The Virginia Economic Development Partnership announced the acceptance of an Augusta County company, AccuTec Blades, Inc., into its two-year Virginia Leaders in Export Trade (VALET) program.

The Virginia Economic Development Partnership announced Thursday the acceptance of two Albemarle County companies, Biomic Sciences, LLC and ExploreLearning Inc., into its two-year Virginia Leaders in Export Trade (VALET) program.

We all know that driving in intoxicated state is a crime. You may have to pay penalty if you are caught driving while intoxicated. Those penalties include paying fine, losing driving privileges, jail term and etc.

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Attorney General Mark Herring has secured more than $50 million in debt relief and ordered civil penalties as a result of his lawsuit against Future Income Payments.

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The Waynesboro Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office, New Directions, Valley Children’s Advocacy Center, and Mary Baldwin University Department of Social Work are hosting a free public screening of The Tale.

Women in Virginia are being incarcerated at rates that are increasing much more rapidly than those for men, and systematic reform is needed to reverse that trend, a new ACLU of Virginia report concludes.
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