Gov. Northam signs bipartisan marijuana decriminalization bills into law
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Gov. Ralph Northam has signed into law two bills, Senate Bill 2 and House Bill 972, decriminalizing marijuana possession.
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Northam signs 2020-2022 state budget: Spending plan includes pause on new spending
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Gov. Ralph Northam today took final action on nine pieces of legislation from the 2020 General Assembly session, including the biennial budget.
UVA’s Willoughby, Schubert named recipients of NCAA postgraduate scholarships
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Virginia women’s basketball guard Jocelyn Willoughby and Virginia swimmer Ted Schubert have been named recipients of the NCAA Winter Sports Postgraduate Scholarship award.
Fralin Biomedical Research Institute doctoral candidate to study role of virus in sudden cardiac death
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A dose of adenovirus hits most people like a common cold – a cough, a fever, maybe a sore throat.
Blue Ridge Parkway announces new concession partner for Northwest Trading Post
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The National Park Service has approved a contract transfer from Sally Mae’s LLC to FIND Outdoors for management of the Northwest Trading Post on the Blue Ridge Parkway at Milepost 259.
Ken Plum: Beyond equality to equitable funding of our schools
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Performance outcomes by minority students over decades demonstrate that equality of funding is not sufficient.
#NASCARIsBack: Racing action returns to Darlington … again
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Chris Graham and Rod Mullins talk about NASCAR’s return, and issues with weather tonight down in Darlington.
Wakeup call: Democrats would be well-advised to learn lessons from Staunton debacle
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Democrats in Richmond don’t pay attention to anything that goes on west of Charlottesville. Which will be to their peril in November, considering the lessons to be learned from Staunton.
What happened in Staunton? #TeamAFP discusses harbinger local election
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AFP editors Chris Graham and Crystal Graham discuss the election results in Staunton and Waynesboro and what it could mean for November.
JMU biology professor joins search for COVID-19 cure
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A James Madison University biology professor is doing his part to find a cure for the COVID-19 virus.
