Smith Mountain Lake algal bloom advisory: Avoid swimming, windsurfing, paddleboarding
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The public is being warned to avoid contact with water in certain areas of Smith Mountain Lake due to a harmful algal bloom.
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Summer on its way: Are there any environmentally friendly air conditioners out there?
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Air conditioners are essential for keeping us cool and comfortable during hot summer months, but their environmental impact cannot be ignored.
Waynesboro man in custody in animal cruelty case: Dogs, cats, ducks in awful living conditions
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A Waynesboro man is in custody on animal cruelty charges after authorities seized more than 40 animals living in awful conditions and found more than two dozen deceased animals on an Augusta County property.
Traffic alert: Portion of Route 608 in Augusta County to be closed next week
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Replacement of a stormwater pipe requires closure of part of Route 608 in Augusta County from June 12 to 15, 2023.
Top weekend road trips in America? Virginia lands two in top 100
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Nothing screams summer more than a road trip with the family. Weekend getaways combine adventure and flexibility – often at a lower price than traditional beach destinations.
Miyares joins political suit filed by Republican AGs over restrictive Biden asylum policy
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Virginia Republicans are continuing the dumb politics from their non-border state over the southern border.
Whether you live on the coast or inland, Virginians urged to prepare for hurricane season
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Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin is joining the voices urging Virginians to prepare now for this year’s hurricane season which lasts through Nov. 30.
Conspirators for the Constitution: When anti-government speech becomes sedition
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Let’s be clear about one thing: seditious conspiracy isn’t a real crime to anyone but the U.S. government.
Environmental groups blast Biden capitulation to Manchin on Mountain Valley Pipeline
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President Biden gave West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin another political triumph with the Mountain Valley Pipeline.
Drought watch advisory lifted for majority of Virginia, planting delays minimal
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The first two weeks of May brought above-normal precipitation to most of the state leading the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality to lift a drought watch advisory for four of the five affected areas.
