Week highlights communications resource for low-income Virginians
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The State Corporation Commission (SCC) recognizes the week’s significance to bring attention to Lifeline.
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Brad Wolf: Stick to your guns? No, stick to your songs
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Music is not just the language of the gods but quite possibly the language of peace, healing, and reconciliation.
Gov. Youngkin signs bills to reduce state income taxes for Virginia’s military retirees
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed two bills Friday to reduce state income taxes on military retirement income for veterans ages 55 and older.
Virginia outclassed by Illinois in 24-3 setback that wasn’t even that close
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Virginia couldn’t block, and had trouble tackling. Brennan Armstrong had happy feet. His receivers had trouble getting open, and when they were open, had the dropsies.
988: ‘More than a number, it’s a message: we’re there for you’
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services released new data today that shows that over the first month of the transition to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, there has been a 45 percent increase in overall volume of contacts.
JMU hosts 5K supporting student heroes, commemorating lives lost on 9/11
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James Madison University is partnering with VA Momentum to honor student heroes at a new 5K run through campus on Sunday, Sept. 11 at 9 a.m.
Wave a flag to remember 21st anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001 attacks
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On Sunday, Sept. 11, national nonprofit Wreaths Across America is calling on all Americans to join them in waving the American flag in their own communities to commemorate the 21st anniversary of 9/11.
Washington Commanders look to former #2 pick Carson Wentz to right the ship at QB
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Carson Wentz will become the 11th starting QB for the Washington Commanders since 2018 when he takes the first snap in Sunday’s season opener with Jacksonville.
Youngkin tries to address teacher shortages that he has helped create with his rhetoric
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin wants you to think he’s addressing teacher shortages, but the executive order he signed Thursday doesn’t really seem to do all that much, other than provide fodder for headlines.
HHS announces $40 million in youth mental health grants in August
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, announced today that it awarded $40.22 million in youth mental health grants throughout the month of August.
