Blue Ridge Area Food Bank to sponsor after-school meals programs
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The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank is sponsoring the At-Risk Afterschool Meals Program, which will provide nutritious meals at no charge.
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Disbanding of Tent City inspires instructor to lead effort to build nine houses in nine days
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A project with a goal to build nine houses in nine days kicks off on Saturday with the help of builders, students and community groups.
Deadline approaching for State Fair of Virginia culinary and creative competitions
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Time is running out to showcase your culinary or artistic talents as part of the 2024 State Fair of Virginia in Caroline County.
Bill would extend program allowing foreign medical students to fill healthcare gaps
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Residents in rural areas of Virginia and nationwide have less access to primary care physicians, which means they’re more likely to end up in emergency rooms for what should be basic healthcare.
Nelson County High School student’s photo wins Congressional Art Contest
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Nelson County High School student Marcus Briggs won first place in the Congressional Art Contest with his photo “Friends at School.”
Tyler’s Law: Legislation named after California teenager would help prevent fentanyl overdoses
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Tyler’s Law would direct the U.S. Department of HHS to provide hospitals with guidance on fentanyl testing in their routine drug screens.
Older Americans are at increased risk of opioid misuse: Bill aims to offer protections
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Legislation has been introduced to increase access to non-opioid treatments for pain management for seniors and help combat an epidemic.
New foundation helps legacy of Tess Majors live on through music, nature
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The legacy of Tess Majors, a St. Anne’s-Belfield alum and former AFP intern, will live on through a new foundation established in her name.
‘What scientists and engineers do every day’: High school students compete in robotics challenge
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The halls of the University of Mary Washington’s (UMW) Dahlgren Campus were filled this week with high school students and robots.
John Whitehead: When corporations serve as a front for government censors
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Nothing good can come from allowing the government to sidestep the Constitution.
