Friends of Augusta endorses Kai Degner for Congress
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Friends of Augusta, a local pipeline opposition group, is formally endorsing Kai Degner, of Harrisonburg, for Congress in the Sixth District of Virginia.
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McAuliffe declares state of emergency ahead of Hermine
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Governor Terry McAuliffe today declared a state of emergency and urged residents of the Commonwealth to prepare for significant storm impacts generated by remnants of Hurricane Hermine.
Hermine may ruin East Coast Labor Day weekend plans
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AccuWeather reports after slamming Florida, Hermine will blast coastal areas of the mid-Atlantic with rough surf, heavy rain and gusty winds.
USFS rejects Atlantic Coast Pipeline route
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The United States Forest Service and the George Washington National Forest dealt a blow to Dominion’s Proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
Virginia Tourism Corporation wins award for Virginia Oyster Trail
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The Virginia Tourism Corporation received a national tourism industry award for its work promoting the Virginia Oyster Trail.
Men’s soccer: EMU leaps to 2016 opening win
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The EMU Royals beat Southern Virginia 2-0 Thursday night in Buena Vista, Va. to open the 2016 season.
Highlight of my week: New toilets
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In this topsy-turvy world that we live in, which makes no sense most of the time, yay, new toilets.
Lower bills for Columbia Gas customers
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Consumers receiving service from Columbia Gas of Virginia continue to benefit from stable domestic natural gas commodity prices.
September declared Preparedness Month in Virginia
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Governor Terry McAuliffe proclaimed September as National Preparedness Month in Virginia, encouraging preparations necessary in the event of an emergency.
Staunton names new city engineer
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Nickie Mills has been named city engineer for the City of Staunton. He succeeds James Davis, who retired in July after serving as the city’s engineer for 32 years.
