Virginia companies rolling the dice on expansions in face of Trump tariffs
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I continue to be amazed that anybody is following through with plans to expand business operations in the Trump tariffs climate.
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Trump admin asked to reverse funding cuts to mental health services
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A number of organizations are calling on the Trump administration to rethink cuts to substance use and mental health services.
Appalachian Habitat Association announces scholarship program details
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Local high school seniors and college students interested in studying wildlife conservation and forestry are eligible to apply for one of the Appalachian Habitat Association scholarships being offered this spring.
House energy coalition adds Republican-led budget resolution to Trump ‘pile of lies’
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House Concurrent Resolution 14 creates federal budgetary levels for 2026 through 2034 and passed the U.S. House on April 10.
Judge awards injunction to clean energy grant recipients, unfreezes federal funding
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Leaders of the House SEEC and SEEC Member U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell are celebrating the success of a court decision against the EPA.
Clean energy CEO Steve McBee appointed to SEEC Institute board
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SEEC Institute, a leading organization advancing clean energy priorities, announces the appointment of Steve McBee to its Board of Directors.
Last call: Anti-‘woke’ Norfolk MAGA beer bro about to run out of money
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The anti-“woke” beer dude that Glenn Youngkin gave $300,000 of our money to a couple of years ago appears to be just about tapped out.
Fort Defiance High School team earns first place at local Envirothon competition
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A Fort Defiance High School team and a Shelburne Middle School team earned first place in the HSWCD Local Envirothon.
EMU names Rev. Dr. Shannon Dycus, interim president: First Black woman in that role
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Eastern Mennonite University announced April 11 the selection of the Rev. Dr. Shannon W. Dycus as interim president.
Three states, including Virginia, considered hotspot for pandemic-potential deadly virus
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Virginia is one of three states that are hotspots for a deadly virus circulating in wildlife, and it can also be fatal in humans.
