Federal funding provides $200K to train Virginians to join America’s trucking workforce
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The Infrastructure Law has made possible a $200,000 grant to recruit and cover the cost for Virginians to join the trucking workforce.
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Vietnam and the United States: 50 years into a transformed relationship
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Nearly 50 years after the Vietnam War, and more than 25 years since the US and Vietnam established diplomatic relations, the two countries have entered into a “comprehensive strategic partnership.”
Shutdown showdown: The wealthy won’t be affected, so why not?
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“I’d shut down the government if they can’t make an appropriate deal, absolutely.” – Donald Trump this week on “Meet the Press”
New to Virginia, Augusta County military vet’s service dog shot and killed by neighbor
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Joeseph Sande, his wife and their two huskies moved to Virginia less than a month ago. On Friday, a neighbor they had never met, shot and killed his service dog.
Corrosion coating company will bring patented process to U.S. operations in Suffolk
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Automatic Coating Ltd. is coming to America and setting up operations in the city of Suffolk, Va., with a $22.8 million investment.
Boulder Crest Foundation retreat facility receives 2023 Spirit of Virginia Award
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A 2023 Spirit of Virginia Award was given to the Boulder Crest Foundation on Friday, and presented by Gov. and First Lady Youngkin.
Digital connection: Eligible Virginians qualify for monthly broadband services discount
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This week the State Corporation Commission (SCC) brings attention to an important communications resource for low-income Virginians.
Elliott seems ready to go back to shaky Muskett at QB after Colandrea’s record-breaking day
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Anthony Colandrea looks like the QB of the future, but as to whether he’s the UVA QB of the present, well, Tony Elliott has a policy: that a starter doesn’t lose his job due to injury.
$500K grant to expand substance use peer recovery program across Virginia
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A new $500,000 grant will help the Virginia Association of Free and Charitable Clinics expand substance use disorder peer-based recovery programs in the Commonwealth.
Virginia Department of Corrections names new director, starts work on Friday
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The Virginia Department of Corrections has a new director starting Friday: Judge Chadwick Dotson, currently the chair of the Virginia Parole Board.
