Federal court strikes down Atlantic Coast Pipeline permit
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The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals threw out a key permit required to build the Atlantic Coast Pipeline on Friday.
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BimmerWorld to invest $1M to expand operation in Pulaski
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BimmerWorld, a leading BMW parts supplier, will invest $1 million to expand its operation in Pulaski County.
Pipeline condition assessment could save cities millions
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The residual effects of the last major economic crash are still quite fresh, prompting those in charge of municipal spending to stall projects deemed “unnecessary”.
SmartFarm network to focus on efficiency, innovation
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With an eye to the future, Virginia Tech has launched the SmartFarm Innovation Network to help producers maximize efficiency while sparking a new agricultural and natural resources economy.
Has Donald Trump co-opted the Republican Party?
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You want to blame Donald Trump for being the source of the torrent of racism that now dominates American politics, but all he’s really done is normalize thought and speech that had been delegitimized a generation ago.
Northam announces $144K in Main Street grants
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Gov. Ralph Northam today announced more than $144,000 in Virginia Main Street grants for 12 projects.
Former UVA coach Dave Leitao dinged by NCAA
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Former UVA basketball coach Dave Leitao, now the head coach at DePaul, has been suspended for the first three games of the 2019-2020 season for failing to monitor his staff after a former associate head coach gave impermissible benefits to a recruit, according to the finding of an NCAA committee.
How legalizing hemp created a phenomenon
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Recently, CBD has become a hot topic in the media for many reasons. The popular non-psychoactive cannabinoid in hemp is a seems to be a very special ingredient. Why not?
Harrisonburg installs new pollinator habitats
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The City of Harrisonburg has recently become more pollinator friendly with the installation of two pollinator habitats along Noll Drive and North Liberty Street.
Warner meets with SecDef nominee Mark Esper: Presses for reforms to military housing
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U.S. Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) met with Mark Esper, President Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Defense, at Warner’s office in Washington, D.C.
