Roanoke children’s hospital receives $2M donation from Southwest Virginia foundation
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The Life Ring Foundation has donated $2 million to Carilion Children’s, Southwest Virginia’s local Children’s Miracle Network hospital.
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Tony Elliott channels Teddy Roosevelt, Al Groh, to hit back at UVA Football ‘critics’
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We’ve reached the point where UVA Football coach Tony Elliott is quoting Teddy Roosevelt’s “man in the arena” speech to push back at critics. It’s not quite Al Groh and “The Guy in the Glass.” Not yet.
We may be getting there.
UVA Health awards $200K in funding to 26 nonprofits in Northern Virginia, Culpeper
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UVA Health has awarded nearly $200,000 in grant funding to 26 local nonprofit organizations in Culpeper and Northern Virginia.
State Fair, Children’s Hospital partner on Crafters for Kids auction
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A new partnership between the State Fair of Virginia and Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU will benefit thousands of children through an auction.
Depleted uranium, one of the playthings of war, won’t bring peace to Ukraine
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Freedom’s just another word for . . . blowing up your children? Giving them cancer?
We spent trillions on the war on terror: How much safer are we actually?
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If you an adult born after, say, 1995, you probably recall a fair bit about the terrible events of September 11, 2001.
Richmond rolls to 13-7 win over RubberDucks, extending winning streak to six
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels stormed to an early lead and rolled to a 13-7 win over the Akron RubberDucks on Friday night at The Diamond.
‘Potential to impact a wide range of mental health’: $1.5M DOD grant to fund insomnia treatment
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A $1.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Defense has been awarded to a team of clinical psychologists at VCU Massey Cancer Center.
UVA Football touts fan experience upgrades: What to know when you go
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The gameday experience for UVA football fans at Scott Stadium has been lacking for a while now. Virginia Athletics is continuing to try to address that.
The annual mammogram: Necessary self-care for women age 40 and older
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This morning I went to an appointment that all women dread: my annual mammogram appointment for breast cancer screening.
