From elsewhere: Tech board puts off tuition discussion. 603-acre solar farm eyed in Halifax County. Bristol casino sets hiring events. Henry County polygamist pastor dies.
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Youngkin signs Stanley’s animal bills
The bills prohibit the sale of dogs or cats for experimental purposes and penalize animal cruelty.
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Forest Service to conduct prescribed burn near Hot Springs
Flames and smoke may be visible for several days.
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Miyares will be graduation speaker at Appalachian School of Law; more . . .
Briefs: Construction to start on science lab at Virginia Tech. Roanoke announces fund for small businesses. Roanoke College professor to speak on Ukraine’s history. Roanoke Regional Partnership names marketing director.
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More doubt rises over Mountain Valley Pipeline; more . . .
From elsewhere: Campbell County rolls out electric buses. Pittsylvania County deals with illegal skill games. Covid numbers in Southwest lowest in a year.
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First candidate announces for new Montgomery-Roanoke County House district
Chris Obenshain is seeking the Republican nomination in what is rated as the most competitive district in the western third of Virginia.
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Youngkin signs 4-H bill inspired by Wise County teenager
Governor also signed bill designate part of U.S. 220 in Botetourt after Olympic gold medalist and civil rights champion Norvel Lee.
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Distillery to open in Prince Edward County; more . . .
Briefs: Canadian company buys Amherst manufacturer. Va. Department of Energy accepting applications for abandoned mine land work. Emory & Henry professor elected to association post. ABC accepts enrollment for youth program.
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Fralin Biomedical Institute receives $3.5 million grant; more . . .
From elsewhere: Warner, Kaine urge feds to revoke license for Cumberland County dog breeder. Cline faces primary opponent. Farmville prepares to move Confederate statue. Is Southgate Extension dead?
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Historical marker to Korean independence leader dedicated at Roanoke College
It’s one of three proposed by middle school students in Cumberland County.