Pamplin Historical Park hosts 23rd annual Civil War Symposium
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Pamplin Historical Park & The National Museum of the Civil War Soldier will be hosting the 23rd annual Civil War Symposium on Oct. 18-20.
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SCC offers tips to Virginians attending free investment seminars
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Many Virginians are familiar with unsolicited invitations to attend seminars that promise a free meal at an upscale restaurant along with investment and money management strategies.
Advocating for open standards in digital communication
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Technology is easy to take for granted. We use it in almost subconscious ways for the simplest of tasks, but do we ever stop to think about how a concept such as the internet works behind-the-scenes?
Drought, warm temps contribute to increased wildfire potential
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Virginians should be prepared for an increase in wildfire activity, as drought conditions worsen in the state, according to Virginia Tech’s Adam Coates.
The essential guide to building brand loyalty in the digital age
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Before the internet took over business, brand loyalty was not much of a priority. Customer loyalty was instead the key to success.
Top safety tips when visiting Philadelphia
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As one of the largest cities in the US, Philadelphia welcomes tourists from across the globe each year.
Northam announces $8.79M for community-based justice programs
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced Thursday the award of $8.79 million in grants to support local enforcement agencies and community-based criminal justice programs.
Here’s what you should know about drinking cannabis-infused drinks
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The legalization of cannabis in Canada and some states in the U.S became one of the most popular talks of the world.
How rich kids take over Instagram and other social media platforms?
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The year 2019 is the most unambiguous reflection of what we call all glow and glamour. There is a massive increase in the trend of the picture-posting and taking to heart how many likes you get.
Virginia gets ‘A’ grade on National Palliative Care report card
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Virginia has earned an “A” grade in the recently released 2019 “State-byState Report Card on Access to Palliative Care in our Nation’s Hospitals” from the Center to Advance Palliative Care and the National Palliative Care Research Center.
