Great Resignation: In which states are Americans quitting the most?
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Amid the “Great Resignation,” Americans are quitting their jobs at record rates despite high inflation across the country.
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Health, safety, local economies: Senators secure $135 million in federal 2023 budget for Virginia
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Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine announced last week the successfully securing of nearly $135 million in federal funding for Virginia in the United States’ Fiscal Year 2023 budget.
We have a violence problem: Campaign Nonviolence strives to solve it
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We have a violence problem. It runs through our nation like an invisible road system, touching every front door, cutting through each town and city.
World’s largest aeroponic smart farm opens in Danville
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AeroFarms celebrated the opening of a nearly 140,000 square-foot indoor farming facility Monday.
What are top 10 states to retire in? Virginia doesn’t make the cut
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Americans deserve to retire in a place that offers both a high quality of life and a wide variety of cultural and entertainment activities. So what are the best states to retire in?
Think twice about using that plastic card: Research shows all-time record high of American credit card debt
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Concerns of a pending recession and the reality of high inflation are putting enough pressure on Americans so that they acquired $67.1 billion in credit card debt in the second quarter of 2022.
Week highlights communications resource for low-income Virginians
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The State Corporation Commission (SCC) recognizes the week’s significance to bring attention to Lifeline.
Climate Action Alliance of the Valley: Climate and Energy News Roundup
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A third of Pakistan has been flooded and more than 1,000 people were killed in a “monster monsoon” that has swept away lives, homes, crops and bridges.
Hunger awareness: Food insecurity remains hidden in communities
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Members of our community who live with food insecurity are the individuals you least expect because they are working.
Richmond assisted living facility owner sentenced for using Social Security benefits to pay personal debts, gambling expenses
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The former owner of a Richmond-based assisted living facility was sentenced today to two years in prison for health care fraud after diverting more than $800,000 in federal and state benefits that were intended to pay for the care of the facility’s residents.
