How the COVID-19 pandemic is changing the automotive industry in the U.S.
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Here’s a roundup of ways the pandemic is affecting automotive industries.
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Herring calls on Facebook, Twitter to halt spread of COVID ‘disinformation’
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A coalition of 12 state attorneys general that includes Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring is erring on the side of labeling questions being raised by some about the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines as being blanket “disinformation.”
You have graduated from nursing school … now what?
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Upon earning your nursing diploma and certification, you are ready to begin your career. The best way to do that appeals differently to individuals.
Staunton bringing back Shop and Dine Out Downtown program in April
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The Shop and Dine Out in Downtown program will resume in Downtown Staunton on weekends beginning Friday, April 2, and running through the month of October.
Preparing for your first year as a real estate agent
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Here is how to establish a successful profession during your first year as a real estate agent.
Keep Virginia Beautiful sign-ups in full swing for Shiver in Virginia spring cleanup event
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Keep Virginia Beautiful is seeing numbers rise as more people sign up for Shiver in Virginia, a revamped version of the annual Shiver in the River festival.
SCC cautions Virginians about top investor threats for 2021
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Virginians should remain wary of scammers who may prey on investor fear and anxiety to sell fraudulent investments amid changes in the economy due to COVID-19.
Miles traveled, crashes down in Virginia in 2020: But fatalities actually increased
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We weren’t driving nearly as much in 2020, for obvious reasons, but fewer cars on the road during the pandemic did not diminish the risk of dying in a vehicle crash.
Liberty Football set to Host Red, White and Blue Preview on March 27
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Flames Nation members hungry to watch Liberty return to gridiron will have their chance on March 27 when football hosts the Red, White and Blue Preview.
FBI, Virginia Department of Health warn of COVID-19 vaccine fraud schemes
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The FBI and Virginia Department of Health are warning the public about several emerging fraud schemes such as advertisements or offers promising early access to a COVID-19 vaccine for a fee.
