Israeli container shipping company to relocate and expand headquarters in Virginia Beach
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A global container shipping company will invest approximately $30 million in Virginia Beach to relocate and expand its headquarters.
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Virginia law intended to boost living wage may backfire for disabled employees
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One local non-profit leader fears that the increase in minimum wage may eventually force small businesses and organizations in Virginia to eliminate hiring disabled people.
Student loan debt forgiveness: What the Supreme Court’s decision will mean for me
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I am one of the millions of Americans waiting for the Supreme Court’s decision about President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan.
Report: Virginia bleeds red, white and blue as America’s most patriotic state
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America’s birthday is fast approaching while the nation struggles with high inflation and elevated homicide rates.
Staunton DEI Commission chair: Diversity, equity, inclusion work ‘is not lip service for us’
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As a self-proclaimed changemaker, Sabrina Burress is leading a committee exploring how Staunton could provide a more equitable and inclusive experience.
Sentara Health provided more than $260M of support to communities last year
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Sentara Health invested more than $260 million to support Virginia and North Carolina communities in 2022.
Glass is half-full for economy in 2023 as survey results reveal states with best performance
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California is about to overtake Germany as the world’s fourth largest economy, and WalletHub released its 2023’s Best & Worst State Economies.
Update: Augusta County Board of Supervisors to meet behind closed doors on Friday
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The Augusta County Board of Supervisors is poised to go into closed session on Friday to address the ongoing fight by one of its members to address apparently illegal civil fees that have been assessed on animal owners whose pets have ended up in local animal shelters.
Virginia state agencies to eliminate degree requirement, recognize ‘real-world’ experience
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Most state classified jobs will no longer require you to have a college degree – expanding opportunities in Virginia for those with real-world experience.
Virginia Poverty Law Center: Insulting to call people ‘lazy’ because they need help
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A proposed debt ceiling deal is “cruel and insulting” to low-income individuals and children, according to The Virginia Poverty Law Center.
