Lung cancer in Virginia: Report says more people need to be screened
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The 2022 “State of Lung Cancer” report shows that only 7.6 percent of Virginia residents who are eligible have been screened for lung cancer.
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Staunton documentaries will tell stories of Latino businesses and aftermath of 2020 flood
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Staunton filmmaker and documentarian David Verde will release several films next year, including one about the August 2020 flood.
Survey: Virginia ranks as 10th most charitable state in America as giving on the increase
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Americans donated nearly $485 billion in 2021, and WalletHub’s report reveals the Most Charitable States for 2023.
Roanoke vet shifting focus to treating people vs. animals
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Most of Melissa Leaf’s life has revolved around animals. Leaf has changed her focus from animal to human medicine and has embraced both the similarities and differences between the two.
Get into the habit: Nunsense set for two-week run at The Wayne Theatre
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For nearly 40 years, “Nunsense” has made audiences laugh, and tonight the show opens at The Wayne Theatre in downtown Waynesboro.
‘No-Shave November’ raises awareness about men’s health, cancer screenings
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‘No-Shave November’ is back and this means men will put their razors away and embrace their facial hair for the entire month.
Search data finds Virginia Beach as #2 trending holiday destination
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As travelers look for destinations to cozy up this winter, Vacasa.com says we should brace for a busy travel season.
Olympic cyclists visit Virginia Tech Transportation Institute to discuss bicycle safety
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Cyclists from the world-class Twenty24 cycling team recently visited the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute to discuss bicycle safety and future collaborations.
John Whitehead: The government is still waging war on America’s military veterans
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The U.S. government is still waging war on America’s military veterans. Especially veterans who exercise their First Amendment right to speak out against government wrongdoing.
Climate and Energy News Roundup: What’s making news in the environment?
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Ultimately, climate change will not be solved by climate scientists and engineers calculating how many solar panels we need installed.
