Sentara Healthcare is first statewide sponsor of Walk to End Alzheimer’s
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Sentara Healthcare will join the Alzheimer’s Association chapters in Virginia as the first statewide sponsor for 2021 Walk to End Alzheimer’s®.
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New early childhood investments spurring enrollment in preschool programs
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Increased investment in Virginia’s two largest state-funded preschool programs is expected to result in historic enrollment for the upcoming school year.
4 great career paths you never considered
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For most young people, getting a college education is the first step toward building a career. However, students are now exploring career options that don’t need a degree and hands-on work experience to start working.
RMH Foundation gifts $100K to Blue Ridge Community College
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The RMH Foundation has awarded $100,000 to Blue Ridge Community College, helping to fund the school’s healthcare education initiative.
Virginia Tech alum seeks a more inclusive esports industry
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Joe Jacko has been entrenched in the gaming space over the course of his life.
Virginia Cooperative Extension helps make gardening accessible
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Debby Freeman knows firsthand the impact that gardening can have on people’s lives.
Learning on the front lines of Virginia government
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Daniel Rico awakens early each weekday morning to drive to a parking garage two blocks away from the state capitol building in Richmond.
Cody Anderson returns to Longwood basketball as assistant coach
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Former Longwood men’s basketball assistant coach and director of operations Cody Anderson has returned to the Lancer coaching staff as an assistant coach, head coach Griff Aldrich announced.
Which lotteries give most to charity?
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The most generous to charity in the United States are two lotteries – Powerball and Mega Millions. They are considered to be state lotteries, despite the fact that there is no “national lottery” concept in the United States.
Waynesboro media specialist awarded grant to increase diversity in library materials
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Megan Carroll, media specialist at William Perry Elementary School in Waynesboro, has been awarded a Valley Alliance for Education Creative Classroom Grant to purchase books that reflect the diversity of her students and their families.
