International Fly Fishing Film Festival returns to Waynesboro on April 22
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The 2023 International Fly Fishing Film Festival is coming to Waynesboro on April 22 featuring 10 short and feature-length films.
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Labor force participation in Virginia finally nears pre-pandemic level
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Virgina’s labor force participation is near the rate it was before the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020.
City of Harrisonburg to host cleanup, Arbor Day, rain barrel events
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The City of Harrisonburg is seeking community participation to help improve water quality and reduce stormwater runoff through three April events.
U.S. foreign policy has moved from unrealistic nationalism to global citizenship
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For many years, a portion of the world public has sought to wall itself off from people abroad by hiding behind national borders.
AG Miyares playing politics with murder of Harrisonburg woman in D.C. hotel
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares is using the murder of a Harrisonburg woman in a Washington, D.C., hotel to play partisan politics.
Stable Craft receives award for commitment to sustainability and contributions to green tourism
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The 2023 Virginia Green Travel Leader Award, presented by the Virginia Green Travel Alliance, goes to Stable Craft Brewing in Hermitage Hill.
Economic development funding available for abandoned mine program
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The sixth round of funding is now available from the Virginia Department of Energy for the Abandoned Mine Land Economic Revitalization (AMLER) program.
Augusta Health updates masking and visitation policies with decline of COVID-19
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A steady decline in COVID-19 cases at Augusta Health has led the hospital to adjust its visitation and masking policies.
Albemarle County sets dates to distribute reusable bags to WIC, SNAP recipients
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If you’ve been shopping in Albemarle County recently, you know that you now must pay a five-cent tax on disposable plastic bags at the checkout.
City of Bristol, Virginia DEQ enter into consent decree to address landfill odor issues
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A consent decree entered today in Richmond Circuit Court will hold the City of Bristol responsible for taking specific steps to make improvements at its public landfill.
