Momentum building behind bipartisan COVID-19 relief package
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Members of the Problem Solvers Caucus outlined Thursday the urgent need for emergency COVID-19 relief.
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Grayson Natural Farms to invest $1.5M to expand smokehouse, production operation
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Grayson Natural Farms will invest $1.5 million to expand its smokehouse and production operation in Grayson County.
Staunton Mall tenants receive unexpected early Christmas surprise
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The news came on Black Friday. Notices from Staunton Mall management that the mall, built in 1969, had been sold and that the new owners required all tenants vacate within 30 days.
CAPSAW releases 2020 Community Needs Assessment Survey
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CAPSAW – the Community Action Partnership of Staunton, Augusta, and Waynesboro – wants your input on local needs through its 2020 Community Needs Assessment Survey.
Albemarle County announces Community Lift Grant recipients
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Albemarle County today announced the recipients of the Community Lift Grant, a support initiative for local non-profits that have been impacted by COVID-19 and continue to provide services to our community in response to the pandemic.
COVID-19 outbreak at Middle River Regional Jail grows to 44 positives
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Middle River Regional Jail reported today that 25 officers, 15 inmates and four nurses have tested positive for COVID-19.
Carter proposes tying future state cannabis tax revenues to reparations
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Manassas Democratic State Del. Lee Carter wants Virginia to commit future tax revenue from the sale of legal cannabis products to go to reparations for Black and Indigenous Virginians.
Herring defending legal protections for LGBTQ+ Virginians in federal court
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A Northern Virginia photographer is challenging the expanded legal protections for LGBTQ+ Virginians in the Virginia Values Act.
Middle River Regional Jail reports 10 positive COVID-19 tests among staff
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Middle River Regional Jail has temporarily canceled all inmate programs, including family visitation, in response to a run of positive COVID-19 tests reported among staff.
VADOC begins weekly COVID-19 testing of infirmary staff
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The Virginia Department of Corrections recently began weekly testing of infirmary staff to better ensure the safety of inmates and staff.
