VMI board orders move of Jackson statue
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The VMI Board of Visitors voted today to move the statue of Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson moved from the front of the historic barracks.
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Study: Online purchase scams surging in Western Virginia
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Online purchase scams were among the top three riskiest scams for the last three years. With the 2020 holiday shopping season being full of uncertainty, online purchase scams are likely to grow.
VMI superintendent resigns amid probe into ‘culture of structural racism’
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VMI Superintendent Gen. J.H. Binford Peay III has tendered his resignation, effective today, a week after state leaders called for an investigation into a “culture of ongoing structural racism” at the Lexington state school.
Why your work email really matters
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Our lives seem to revolve around technology, or so it seems. With all the technological advances of today’s world, it’s almost overwhelming thinking of all the different forms of communication now available.
America’s misunderstanding of free speech exacerbating political divide
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A rousing debate over the nature of freedom of speech has beset the United States of America, and unfortunately this particular debate is far from a civil one. This debate is largely the byproduct of Twitter’s recent decision to fact-check President Donald Trump’s erroneous comments on the voting process, though it quickly blossomed into a far-ranging discussion about the nature of speech, debate, and consequences (or the lack thereof) in modern America.
Update: Good, Webb call on each other to divest controversial stock holdings
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Fifth District Democratic congressional nominee Dr. Cameron Webb is calling on his Republican opponent, Bob Good, to divest his holdings in two companies that did business with Campbell County when Good was a member of the Campbell County Board of Supervisors.
Feds investigating voter threats, attempts by Iran, Russia, to interfere in 2020 elections
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Iran and Russia have both obtained voter data in their efforts to interfere in the 2020 U.S. election. Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe and FBI Director Christopher Wray confirmed that news tidbit last night.
COVID-19 scams, like many fraudulent opportunities, often follow the headlines
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As the COVID-19 pandemic and response linger, so lingers the potential for COVID-19-related investment schemes.
How to start your boutique
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If you love fashion and love styling, it would not be surprising to want to start your boutique. But starting your boutique requires planning, researching, and dedication, lots of commitment.
Ways to rebuild your life after divorce
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For a divorcing couple, the divorce process is emotionally, physically, and financially painful. Know matter how you look at it, it’s a terrible experience.
