Eric Payne: Don’t make credit more expensive for struggling Americans
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Distressingly, some in DC are floating the idea of making access to credit more expensive for low-income consumers.
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State, federal, local, private investment to bring high-speed internet to 90 percent of Virginians
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Gov. Ralph Northam this week announced new grants that will advance Virginia 90 percent to the goal of achieving universal access to broadband and high-speed internet.
College Access Collaborative teams up with NASCAR to Ignite the Spark
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Virginia Tech’s College Access Collaborative welcomed more than 100 students from Virginia and North Carolina to the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte over two weekends in October.
Defense contractor to invest $2.2 million in production, training in Stafford County
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UVision USA Corporation, a developer of unmanned military systems, will invest $2.2 million to establish a production and training center in Stafford County.
McEachin announces winners of 2021 Congressional App Challenge
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Congressman A. Donald McEachin announced the winners of the 2021 Congressional App Challenge: 11th graders Reagan Duffy and Michael Beauchamp from Chesapeake.
VHSL working to address hate speech in high school athletics
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The Virginia High School League adopted a policy in 2018 requiring players who use racial slurs to be ejected from the contest immediately and serve a one-game suspension.
VDACS receives approval on plan to regulate hemp production
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The USDA has approved the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services plan to regulate hemp production in the Commonwealth.
University of Virginia announces three potential sites for local housing development
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Three properties in Charlottesville and Albemarle County owned by the University or the University of Virginia Foundation have been selected as the sites proposed for a new housing development initiative.
Northam trying to get ahead of Youngkin on taxes
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Gov. Ralph Northam is proposing a slew of tax cuts in next year’s state budget, trying to get ahead of Gov.-elect Youngkin by targeting the tax cuts at working folks, probably correctly assuming that Republicans will want the windfall to go to the already wealthy.
All Points Broadband receives $95M grant for fiber-to-the-home initiative
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All Points Broadband has received a grant award of $95.3 million through the Virginia Telecommunication Initiative program.
