Lights On Afterschool celebrates need for programs in U.S. to educate, entertain students
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Throughout the U.S., buildings, bridges, arenas, stadiums and other landmarks will light up for the 24th Annual Lights On Afterschool.
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Arlington earns A+ for most educated city in the U.S. with 70% of residents holding degrees
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Approximately 50 percent of Americans have earned college degrees in 2023, but some cities boast a higher concentration of degree holders.
John Whitehead: Monsters with human faces wreak havoc on our freedoms
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We have let the government’s evil-doing, its abuses, power grabs, brutality, meanness, inhumanity, immorality, greed, corruption, debauchery and tyranny go on for too long.
Roddy Scheer: Are we making progress toward transitioning away from fossil fuels?
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What are we doing to promote and advance the kind of large-scale development of solar and other renewables needed to transition away from fossil fuels?
Want to know why COVID is still an issue? Let’s ask former NFL punter Pat McAfee
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Pat McAfee opened his show on Tuesday playing his redneck contrarian shtick on the former Barstool roperty that ESPN decided that it had to have.
Virginia technology company donates $1M to national nonprofit for lab school initiative
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NAF, a national nonprofit focused on preparing high school students for college and career success, has received a donation of $1 million.
The Fed and economists remain cautious about American economy as 2024 approaches
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Inflation is easing up, yet a probability model suggests an American recession is 56 percent likely to happen by September 2024.
‘Theme of resilience will have a lasting impact’: Mary Washington hosts women’s leadership event
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Author Michelle Gielan is the keynote speaker of University of Mary Washington’s 29th annual Women’s Leadership Colloquium next week.
STOP: Staunton residents join together to fight big solar project on New Hope Road
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The individuals behind “Stop Big Solar in Staunton” are not against solar energy or solar panels on local schools and homes.
Two Virginia projects chosen for first phase of EDA’s Tech Hubs program
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The U.S. EDA selected two projects in Virginia as part of the first phase of the EDA’s Regional Tech Hubs Program.
