Virginia Tech to present honorary degree to Irving Peddrew
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Irving Linwood Peddrew III, the first African American student to attend Virginia Tech, will receive an honorary degree on May 13.
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McAuliffe announces second round of Governor’s Competition for Talent Solutions
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Gov. McAuliffe announced the second annual round of competitive grants to help close the skills gap in key industry sectors.
Augusta Health celebrates Nurses’ Day
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Augusta Health celebrated Nurses’ Day on Friday, May 6 by recognizing nurses for their education and professional development.
Study to focus on societal perceptions and self-views of veterans
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What does it mean to be a military-service veteran in the United States? Virginia Tech will try to answer that question and more.
Nina Miller thrives despite late diagnosis
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Nina Miller always did exceptionally well in school. Tests were easy, and her hyperactive lifestyle was perfect for living life on a farm.
Kaine urges FDA to approve mandatory prescriber training on opioids
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Sen. Tim Kaine is calling on the FDA to implement committee recommendations to approve mandatory training for prescribers of opioids.
Keeping the promise on the Wayne Theatre
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The Wayne Theatre Alliance promised Waynesboro City Council that it would raise the funds to return the shuttered Wayne Theatre to life.
Gov. McAuliffe signs bond bill, advances Health Sciences and Technology Innovation District in Roanoke
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Gov. Terry McAuliffe authorized $45 million to expand health sciences and technology research and training assets in Roanoke Friday.
Tackling a dream: UVA Women’s Club Rugby heads to national championship
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Legend holds that the UVA Women’s Club Rugby Team was founded on a dare directed at some female students in the late 1970s.
Caroline Reid receives Community Service Award at Bridgewater College
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Caroline Reid, a Bridgewater College senior, has received the Melissa D. Jett Community Service Award.
