BUILDS Act would give Americans ‘the skills they need to harness’ job opportunities
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The BUILDS Act would help develop high-quality work-based learning programs to train workers for in-demand infrastructure jobs.
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Staunton Jams returns with more than 45 performers, American Shakespeare Center partnership
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Staunton Jams, the eagerly anticipated music festival, is set to liven up the streets of downtown Staunton with soulful beats and artistry.
Rockbridge completes branding project; ‘authentically reflects the spirit’ of county
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Rockbridge County recently completed a community branding project with a new logo, tagine and a focus on enhancing economic opportunities.
‘The community is behind them’: First responders to celebrate one year of VCU’s Children’s Tower
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Tomorrow marks the first birthday of Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU’s Children’s Tower, home to pediatric inpatient and emergency.
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin names Dale Farino to lead state ABC Authority
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There’s a new Chief Executive Officer for the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority starting today: Dale Farino.
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin names key administration, board appointments
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has announced additional key administration and board appointments including naming Dale Farino to the administration.
EPA’s new rules for power plants mean ‘an enormous transition’ from fossil fuels
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The EPS’s new rules to limit a range of harmful pollutants from power plants could push utilities toward cleaner, more reliable energy ways.
Congresswoman McClellan introduces legislation to enhance drone use in fighting wildfires
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The ACERO Act would improve and enhance the use of drones to support firefighters’ efforts to protect our communities.
‘Plays a vital role in our families’: Congresswoman McClellan hosts roundtable for care workers
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Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan of Virginia hosted a roundtable yesterday to highlight her work to strengthen the care economy.
JMU students to roll up sleeves to celebrate Arbor Day by volunteering on Friday
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A James Madison University professor and research students plan to roll up their sleeves on Friday hosting a tree and shrub planning event in celebration of Arbor Day.
