Ken Plum: The ugliness of prejudice
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A woman in the check-out line at a local grocery store told another customer – a Muslim woman – “I wish they didn’t let you in the country.”
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Red, white and blue farm trail event to benefit local disabled vets
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This coming Memorial Day will be commemorated throughout the Shenandoah Valley, but one truly unique event will also give back to local veterans.
McAuliffe announces tourism revenue reached $24 billion in 2016
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Virginia tourism revenue reached $24 billion in 2016, a 3.3 percent increase over 2015, outpacing the national growth rate of 2.7 percent.
Virginia strawberry growers expect strong season
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Spring has ushered in a bumper crop of fresh, juicy strawberries, and Virginia’s strawberry growers expect this will be a strong season.
Study: Agritourism impact on Shenandoah Valley economy
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Fresh data shows businesses along the Shenandoah Valley’s Fields of Gold Farm Trail contribute significantly to the region’s economy.
WVTF RADIO IQ News wins seven awards in recognition of reporting excellence
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The WVTF RADIO IQ News Department has received seven awards in recognition of excellence in reporting during the 2016 award season.
VDOT partners with Keep Virginia Beautiful to promote Adopt-A-Highway program
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VDOT recently partnered with Keep Virginia Beautiful to help support the agency’s Adopt-A-Highway program.
Farmers markets flourish in Virginia
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Many of Virginia’s farmers markets are now open throughout the state, offering a variety of fresh, locally-grown products.
Virginia Tech researchers: Facebook plays vital role in reducing government corruption
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A Virginia Tech researcher says Facebook is a vital tool against corruption in countries where press freedom is curbed or banned.
McAuliffe marks one-year anniversary of restoration of rights order
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Gov. McAuliffe announced plans to celebrate the one-year anniversary of his order restoring voting rights to those convicted of felonies.
