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Due to automation, the McKinsey Global Institute estimates that up to a third of the U.S. workforce will need to learn new skills or find new work in new occupations by 2030.
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Although there is no official count of people suffering from Long COVID, a conservative estimate of only 10 percent of documented COVID-19 survivors could mean nearly 8 million people are impacted across the United States.
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The “In Place: Conversations About Displacement in the Commonwealth” podcast examines a different theme related to migration, displacement, and resettlement.
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Keytaon Thompson is already a 2020 graduate of Mississippi State, where he played quarterback for parts of three seasons, and the 2022 season will be his third at Virginia, where he is working on a master’s degree in higher education.
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A new partner facility to the Classroom Building on Virginia Tech’s Blacksburg campus will soon be under construction.
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin has officially recognized April as Alcohol Awareness Month in Virginia.
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This week, the team at the Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge made surprise visits to several of the public schools in Staunton, Waynesboro and Augusta County to notify and celebrate this year’s Dawbarn Education Award recipients.
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Virginia Tech is planning to establish a center for smart construction in Falls Church in collaboration with top national commercial construction firm HITT Contracting.
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Cutting taxes is either the theme or a promise of most every political campaign. States that are doing well should give some of the taxpayers’ money back to them.
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I am experiencing many thoughts these days. Many of my thoughts concern the destructive damage being caused by the indecisive governance happening in Washington, D.C.
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