Norfolk Tides lose to Jacksonville, 3-2, on walk-off balk
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The Norfolk Tides (25-9) fell to the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (18-15), 3-2, on Wednesday afternoon at 121 Financial Ballpark.
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Virginia Executive Order 26 launches comprehensive strategy to fight fentanyl
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May 9, 2023 was officially recognized as National Fentanyl Awareness Day in Virginia, and a series of events were held.
Report: UVA coaching staff has concerns over fit with QB transfer Tony Muskett
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Word out of the McCue Center is that the UVA football brain trust isn’t high on Monmouth transfer Tony Muskett, who was brought in off the transfer portal to compete for the QB1 job with last year’s backup, Jay Woolfolk.
Groups call on Congress to reject GOP efforts to reverse student loan payment pause
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A growing number of organizations are calling on members of Congress to reject Republican efforts to retroactively reverse the federal student loan payment pause.
IT company to expand in NoVA, cites ‘diverse and inclusive community’ as key reason
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Dev Technology Group, an IT services company that focuses on work with the federal government, announced on Monday that it will invest $366,000 to expand in Fairfax County.
War for profit: A short history that will not end up for the profiteers
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The senseless slaughter of World War I began with the murder of a single man, a Crown Prince of a European empire whose name no one was particularly familiar with at the time.
New name and logo, same commitment to health for Sentara RMH
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The next evolution of the Sentara brand is here. Sentara announced a new name and logo today.
CMS denying important treatment: Alzheimer’s patients, and their families, serve better
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The horribly sad and devastating neurodegenerative disorder known as Alzheimer’s impacts millions of people worldwide and is rapidly expanding.
Disarm the IRS, de-militarize the bureaucracy, dismantle the standing army
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What does it say about the state of our freedoms that there are now more pencil-pushing, bureaucratic (non-military) government agents armed with weapons than U.S. Marines?
Virginia’s new chancellor of community colleges will focus on key gaps in system
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Dr. David Doré, the next chancellor of the VCCS visited with a few students at Blue Ridge Community College Tuesday afternoon.
