Money in the water: Virginia seafood industry worth billions, supports thousands of jobs
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The Virginia seafood industry generated $1.1 billion in business in Virginia in 2019, according to a new economic impact analysis.
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The big winner with omnibus spending bill: Seniors on Medicare
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For people who receive Medicare insurance, Congress’ omnibus spending bill could be a game changer.
SHD airport among recipients of state grants for job-creation efforts
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Ten projects focused on expanding talent pipelines and strengthening workforce development will share more than $5 million in grant awards.
Virginia home sales register sharp decline; rent prices also down from last year
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Virginia home sales registered the sharpest decline in more than a decade in the month of November
Don’t wait to make a resolution to get moving: ‘Exercise is better than medicine’
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As the New Year approaches, the unhealthy eating over the holidays catches up with all of us, and often, exercise is at the top of our resolutions.
Staunton leader Carolyn Dull: ‘It was a privilege to help the city in any way I can’
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Carolyn Dull’s tenure on Staunton City Council comes to a close this month after serving on Council since 2006 and serving as mayor from 2014 through 2020. She did not seek re-election in November.
Virginia ramping up Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over DUI enforcement effort over holidays
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According to federal data, 39 percent of all U.S. traffic fatalities on Christmas Day 2020 involved drunk drivers. Preventing as much of this as possible is a focus for Virginia State Police this holiday season.
What if Jesus had been born today? He would have been branded a domestic terrorist
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What if, instead of being born into the Roman police state, Jesus had been born at this moment in time?
Tips for how you can manage stress, anxiety in the busy holiday season
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The holiday season is a magical time of year for many families, but the added demands and financial strain can increase stress and anxiety for many.
Foragers hit the woods, wilderness in Virginia in search of wild foods
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Foraging for wild edible and medicinal plants has become more popular in recent years among people who want to learn about self-reliance and wilderness survival, and to expand their food sources.
