Miami, blown out in bowl, rearranging deck chairs, again
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Remember when Miami, a year ago, give or take, was 10-0 and in the College Football Playoffs hunt? That really didn’t happen. Did it?
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Blue Ridge Parkway accessible to public during government shutdown
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During the shutdown of the federal government due to the lapse of appropriations, national parks, including the Blue Ridge Parkway, will remain as accessible as possible while still following all applicable laws and procedures.
Is Facebook finally developing its own cryptocurrency?
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According to unnamed sources, Facebook has been working on its own cryptocurrency, a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar.
Staunton teen’s Növel idea to spread positivity
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Staunton teen entrepreneur Jahleel Pettiford saw two of his biggest dreams come true in the Virginia Common University Siegel Center.
Environmental justice, climate leaders sign letter against ACP compressor station in Union Hill
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Residents of Union Hill and their allies have garnered more than 150 additional signatures from supporters across the country on a letter to the State Air Pollution Control Board.
Five lifesaver tips for every restaurant owner
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It’s common knowledge that starting and running your own food-related business is fairly complicated: whether it’s a big, fancy restaurant, a cozy coffee shop or a cafe, it takes a lot of work and dedication to streamline your business.
Not too late to get a Virginia Grown Christmas tree for the holiday
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Christmas is less than two weeks away, so go get your Virginia Grown Christmas tree today.
Ken Plum: What is your opinion?
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The opening of the 2019 session of the General Assembly is rapidly approaching. Just a little over a month away.
Online Entrepreneur Academy: The first of its kind in online entrepreneurial training
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Online Entrepreneur Academy sets itself apart by offering a customized curriculum as opposed to the one-off courses that litter the internet these days.
Mark Warner presses FTC on response to digital ad fraud
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U.S. Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) sent another letter to Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chairman Joseph J. Simons pressing the leader of the agency to use the authorities granted to it by Congress to protect American businesses and shoppers from digital advertising fraud.
