Agribusinesses can apply for value-added grants through March 22
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Farmers and rural entrepreneurs seeking to expand production and marketing of agricultural products can apply for USDA Value-Added Producer Grants.
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Lawsuit: Stop Trump administration’s parting shot at national forests
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A lawsuit filed Friday seeks to reverse the Trump administration’s elimination of safeguards that have protected national forests from unneeded, ill-conceived and destructive logging, road building, and utility right-of-way projects.
Pathways for Future Engineers, VDOT team up for first-generation college students
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In spring, when 17-year-old John R. Lewis High School student Kadija Ismail, of Springfield, learned she’d been accepted into the Virginia Tech Pathways for Future Engineers program, she wasn’t sure she fit the bill as a future engineer.
Virtual paint and sip classes rising in popularity for 2021
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After a difficult year of staying indoors and away from people, many people have had time to look for new hobbies and activities.
Facebook suspends Trump account: Mark Warner issues response
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Facebook announced today an indefinite suspension of President Trump from its platform.
Renowned aerosol scientist Linsey Marr to speak at 10th annual Delta Dental lecture
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Linsey C. Marr, the Charles P. Lunsford Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Virginia Tech, will give the 10th annual Delta Dental Oral Health Endowed Lecture virtually on Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Choosing a CBD vendor
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The CBD industry is one of the fastest-growing industries of our time. In 2018, it was valued at $4.6 billion. It was estimated to be $7.1 billion in 2019 and $9.3 billion in 2020.
Deanna Reed, Sal Romero re-elected to leadership positions in Harrisonburg
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Harrisonburg City Council re-elected Deanna Reed to serve as mayor, and Sal Romero to serve as vice mayor, at its first meeting of 2021 on Monday morning.
Odd question: But did COVID-19 slow down climate change?
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The coronavirus pandemic has certainly led to a decrease in industrial activity and resulting greenhouse gas emissions during its reign over the planet in 2020.
Middle River Regional Jail COVID-19 update: 78 additional inmate positives
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The latest round of COVID-19 testing at Middle River Regional Jail turned up 78 additional positives among inmates and a single new positive among staff, per a release from the jail Thursday.
