Staunton: City to hold second community meeting March 5 on revitalization of West End
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Staunton will host a community workshop on Tuesday, March 5, at 5:30 p.m. for the West End Revitalization Strategy.
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Beagle Freedom Project to renovate former Oklahoma flea, tick product testing facility
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With the closing of a 30-acre testing facility in Nowata, Okla., and acquisition of the property, Beagle Freedom Project has shut down one-third of the flea and tick product testing industry.
Scott German: Blake Hinson makes the case that Pitt is an NCAA Tournament team
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According to the beat writers that follow Pitt, senior Blake Hinson is seldom a man of few words.
Goodwill Industries ready for ‘one vital step forward’ with first adult high school in Virginia
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The Virginia DOE has approved the first adult high school to be operated by Goodwill Industries of the Valleys in Roanoke at Melrose Plaza.
Augusta County Schools: Policies, new middle school bathrooms designed for student safety
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In December, the Augusta County School Board realized that the school system’s existing policies and practices aligned with 75 percent of the Commonwealth’s policies.
‘Thank you for believing’: Mary Washington alumnae giving furthers STEM careers
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The popular Apple+ miniseries Lessons in Chemistry chronicles the life of a female chemist who challenged the status quo in the mid-1900s.
Notebook: Virginia coach Tony Bennett on Pitt, being back home on the weekend
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Pitt (15-8, 6-6 ACC) is the second-hottest team in the ACC right now, only behind Virginia (19-5, 10-3 ACC).
Wim Laven: What is the importance, significance, of Black History Month?
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The U.S. government and economy were built on the backs of slave labor. Twelve former Presidents owned slaves, eight while in office.
Jamie Luckie is still calling fouls: Five observations from Virginia’s win at FSU
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Virginia keeps winning on the road. Remember when that wasn’t a thing?
Should Joe Biden do the Super Bowl interview? Assessing the benefits, risks
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President Biden has a golden opportunity to balance the narrative that he’s too old, but for the second straight year, Biden has turned down the standing invite to do a recorded interview to air during the Super Bowl pregame.
