Wily coyotes ‘a multimillion-dollar problem’ in Virginia
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Rob Moss of Tazewell County has endured his share of run-ins with coyotes.
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What is it like to climb Kilimanjaro?
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Renowned as the roof of Africa, and one of our planet’s last remaining natural wonders, Kilimanjaro is no doubt a fascinating mountainous view, with a plethora of scenic attractions.
Rob Wittman celebrates decade-long effort to conserve Fones Cliffs
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Congressman Rob Wittman attended a Friday celebration of the culmination of a decade-long effort to ensure conservation of Fones Cliffs.
Northam announces land acquisition for Chickahominy Tribe
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Gov. Ralph Northam has announced an important land acquisition by the Chickahominy Tribe.
State takes critical action to protect health of the James River
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The State Water Control Board approved amendments proposed by the DEQ to the Water Quality Standards Regulation regarding the numeric chlorophyll-a criteria applicable to the tidal James River.
Virginia farmers vigilant after invasive tick is detected in 24 localities
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Virginia livestock producers are concerned about an invasive tick that’s been detected in 24 localities, mostly in the western part of the state.
Spanberger presents Gold Congressional Award Medal to Chesterfield, Jeffersonton residents
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Rep. Abigail Spanberger presented the Gold Congressional Award Medal to two Seventh District students, Kasey Mize from Jeffersonton and Ciara Noelle Smith from Chesterfield.
Great American Campout coming to Hillandale Park in Harrisonburg
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You never have to go very far to enjoy camping in the great outdoors in Harrisonburg. And this weekend, you’ll get to enjoy it even closer than usual.
Danger for Virginia farm crops: Hungry, hangry bears
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Hungry bears hunting for food are destroying some Virginia farmers’ crops.
Shenandoah National Park temporarily closes portion of Appalachian Trail to overnight camping
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Due to recent incidents where bears gained camper food, Shenandoah National Park has temporarily closed a portion of the Appalachian Trail to overnight camping to minimize the potential for human-bear conflicts.
