Got yours? Virginia Lottery New Year’s Millionaire Raffle tickets sold out
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If you were waiting to the last minute to buy a New Year’s Millionaire Raffle ticket, unfortunately, you are out of luck.
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Wildlife Center of Virginia provides care for record-setting number of animals in 2023
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The Wildlife Center of Virginia provided care for more than 4,000 animals in 2023. It was a record-setting year for the Waynesboro research hospital for native wildlife.
Summit highlights unifying strategies for Blue Ridge Parkway’s gateway communities
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More than 130 leaders from Virginia and North Carolina gathered to discuss strategies for unifying and strengthening communities adjacent to the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Roddy Scheer: What are New Year’s resolutions I can make to help the environment?
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Given the escalating environmental challenges facing our planet, directing some of our New Year’s aspirations toward eco-conscious endeavors can make a tangible difference.
Tom Hastings: Why you should care about Russia-Ukraine, Israel-Hamas, Trump
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Honest minds (and others) are differing on many global conflict questions right now: Russia and Ukraine, Hamas and Israel, Trump and democracy, and so forth.
The key to the perfect glass of eggnog: Nutmeg, ice cream, eggs?
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Christmas Eve is also National Eggnog Day, a holiday that invites families to enjoy the sweet beverage as part of celebrations.
The American workforce: Which industries are the least stressful for employees?
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Each work industry in the United States has a level of its own stress, but some are less stressful than others when it comes to 26 factors.
Bill to use 529 savings plans for training, credentialing gains 100 cosponsors
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Originally introduced in March 2023 by U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger, the Freedom to Invest in Tomorrow’s Workforce now has 100 cosponsors.
Youngkin ‘Unleashing Opportunity’ budget cuts taxes on wealthy, increases sales tax
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin is casting his proposed tax hike on working- and middle-class Virginians as being “part of a bold, necessary path forward.”
Augusta County Clerk’s Office accepting applications for spring 2024 internships
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The Augusta County Clerk’s Office is seeking high school and college students interested in serving as interns in spring 2024.
