Waynesboro: Police asking for help identifying suspect in armed robbery
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Waynesboro Police are investigating an armed robbery at Tobacco and Vape on Tiffany Drive reported on Saturday night.
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Organic market no longer niche, production up 70 percent in Virginia
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Virginia’s organic production has increased nearly 70 percent since 2019, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s 2021 Organic Survey results.
Fire ant detection leads to expanded quarantine zone in Virginia
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Five Virginia counties have joined the growing list of localities facing a fire ant quarantine zone.
Massive Virginia cocaine operation dismantled, ringleader sentenced to 27.5 years
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A narcotics supply chain was officially shut down this week in Central Virginia when a former Lynchburg resident and the ringleader of the operation was sentenced to 27.5 years in federal prison.
Virginia Museum of History & Culture announces January programming and events
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The Virginia Museum of History & Culture has announced its January programming and events.
Have a New Year’s resolution to quit smoking? Some tips to be successful
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While tobacco use has been declining for decades, 13.6 percent of Virginia residents still smoke and tobacco is the leading cause of death and disease in the state.
Economic impact of Virginia agriculture and forestry exceeds $105 billion in 2021
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A new study found that the annual economic impact of Virginia’s agriculture and forestry sectors increased by nearly 7 percent since similar research was conducted in 2016.
Nelson County man honored as 2022 Southeastern Farmer of the Year
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For Robert Saunders, whose family runs a wholesale nursery, orchard and farm market in Piney River, farming is in his blood.
Agriculture, forestry sectors contribute $105B to Virginia economy: Report
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A UVA study pegs the total economic output of the Virginia agriculture and forestry sector at $105 billion in 2021.
Roanoke man to serve seven years for trafficking firearms used in crimes
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A Roanoke man who trafficked at least 25 firearms from Virginia, at least nine of which were later tied to criminal activities in other states, was sentenced yesterday to seven years in federal prison.
