SCC reminds Virginians to Dig with C.A.R.E.
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April is National Safe Digging Month, and the State Corporation Commission Division of Utility and Railroad Safety reminds all Virginians to Know What’s Below and Dig with C.A.R.E.
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Virginia agriculture industry exports reached all-time high in 2021
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If Virginia farmers were playing in a basketball tournament, they’d be a top-seeded team. That’s according to Gov. Glenn Youngkin, a basketball fan and self-proclaimed “enthusiastic, fully-energized chief marketing officer” for Virginia agriculture.
Shape-shifting volcano virus points to new ways to deliver drugs, vaccines
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From hot volcanic springs where the water is nearly boiling acid, scientists have discovered how lemon-shaped viruses got their form.
Virginia DEQ issues 2020 Toxic Release Inventory report
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The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality has released the 2020 Toxic Release Inventory report, which shows the amount of chemicals released into Virginia’s environment.
Fish kill confirmed in tributary of Meadow Creek in Charlottesville
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The Charlottesville Environmental Sustainability Office received a report earlier this week from a resident regarding dead fish in a tributary of Meadow Creek in the vicinity of Cedars Court.
Why you should consider using the wood effect tiles
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Wood effect tiles allow you to give the house a different image that emphasizes the natural style and offers a more personal style.
Better Business Bureau: Cryptocurrency is ripe for fraud, financial loss
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Cryptocurrency is the hot new trend in investing, and much is still not understood about this buzzy, volatile digital payment system that does not rely on banks to verify transactions.
Spring cleaning time: Augusta County to host annual Spring Clean-Up
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Augusta County will hold its annual Spring Clean-Up event from Saturday, April 9 through Saturday, April 16.
Business boom hits Shenandoah Valley
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2021 was a successful year for Shenandoah Valley’s economic growth. In 2021, the Shenandoah Valley Partnership worked with businesses on over $165 million in investments set to create 650 jobs.
Is Staunton moving toward a solution on school funding controversy?
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Staunton city leaders say they have identified a path forward to meet the funding request of the school system.
