Trash, trout and leadership on the South River in Waynesboro
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For more than five years, Eric Harvey has headed a team of dedicated volunteers who gather each spring to clean up the South River in Waynesboro.
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Virginia housing market beginning to shift with increase in mortgage rates
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The March 2022 Virginia Home Sales Report from Virginia REALTORS® shows the spring market is off to a strong start, but there are some indications of changing market conditions.
Marianne Baernholdt named dean of UVA’s School of Nursing
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The University of Virginia has named international scholar and nursing leader Marianne Baernholdt, PhD, MPH, RN, FAAN, the new dean of the School of Nursing.
Duke Gallery of Fine Art hosting JMU MFA thesis exhibitions
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Duke Hall Gallery of Fine Art at James Madison University will showcase the culminating work of graduating students in the School of Art, Design and Art History’s internationally renowned Master of Fine Arts program.
Tom H. Hastings: Fact-checking misconceptions on where your taxes go
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Show of hands: who loves paying their federal taxes? No one? OK, let’s hear why not. Warning: I’m going to fact-check you.
How to choose the right management software for auto repair business
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This guide will help you in choosing an auto repair software powerful enough to take your auto shops to the next level.
EMU launches new majors in business analytics, public health
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Two new majors at Eastern Mennonite University will prepare students for careers in the thriving and expanding fields of business analytics and public health.
Robert C. Koehler: Nuclear weapons and cranial winter
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Nuclear sanity: ultimate (or, God help us, immediate) disarmament. Nuclear insanity: ongoing development and deployment, endless investment, eventual (either accidental or intentional) use.
What is rogue software?
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The latest dangerous trend that cybercriminals are using is to set up fake cybersecurity software, also commonly known as rogue cybersecurity software.
Why science says you need moisture-wicking neck gaiters and face covering
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Exercising in the heat, according to the Mayo Clinic, puts the body under a lot of stress.
