Expert: Brace yourself for Virginia’s sharpest drop in home sales in over a decade
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Virginia’s largest trade association has released its “2023 Economic & Housing Market Forecast” predicting what is ahead for the Commonwealth.
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Virginians keeping up with new market: Car flipping acquired niche after COVID-19 pandemic
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According to survey by GuntherKia.com, a new breed of “flipper” is on the market. Individuals are buying cars, specifically electric vehicles, with the purpose of reselling them for a profit.
ClineWatch: Cline’s fact-challenged performance in Winchester debate
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At the candidate forum in Winchester on Saturday, Congressman Ben Cline tried to present himself as a champion of reason and bipartisanship.
Preventing the next COVID: Virginia Tech studying vampire bats for epidemic clues
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Climate change and rising temperatures increase the risk of spreading infectious disease.
Alzheimer’s disease drug shows positive clinical trial results
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BrightFocus Foundation is encouraged by the positive topline results issued on the Alzheimer’s drug lecanemab, which was reported to slow cognitive decline among people with Alzheimer’s disease.
It’s not just shyness: Social anxiety disorder can shut you down from life, work
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Crystal and I were early to the wedding, at a beautiful outdoor farm venue, awesome view of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Governor announces another round of appointments to state boards
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Governor Glenn Youngkin has announced additional appointments to his administration and various boards.
VCU study reveals 25 percent smaller primary care physician workforce
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A new study by Virginia Commonwealth University’s School of Medicine reveals that the Commonwealth’s primary care workforce is spread thinner than previously known.
Public health crisis: Healthy foods are ‘inaccessible’ for many Americans
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The White House released a national strategy to improve public health outcomes and healthy food access this week.
Report: Gen Z falling victim to online scams at higher rate than seniors
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Tech-savvy teens are falling for online scams at a higher rate than seniors, according to a study published by SocialCatfish.com.
