Private support can be unstable, and its priorities change over time due to economic factors, newly identified community needs and the passage of time.
Cardinal Way
Cardinal Way is a project to promote civil discourse between people in our community, even if they disagree.
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If you want change, you need new ideas
It is time that we explore options available to us that allow Lynchburg to navigate turbulent economic times while fostering community partnerships and sustainable growth.
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‘We should expect to be under surveillance 24 hours a day’
Readers respond to our reporting on surveillance technology and how to protect privacy rights.
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Government ‘spying’ or something ‘of no consequence’? Readers react to growing use of surveillance cameras.
We asked readers what they thought of the growing use of surveillance technology by law enforcement agencies. Here’s what they had to say.
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‘We never pay for gas or have to deal with expensive maintenance’
Readers share their experiences with electric vehicles.
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‘Now my bill is $8 per month.’ Readers share their experiences with solar power.
Many readers say they’ve reduced their power bills dramatically after installing solar panels.
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Prescription Drug Affordability Boards: A threat to patients and innovation
While price-setting boards may seem like a solution, they fail to deliver on their promises.
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‘I’m going to have to soon decide which meds I can take and which can I afford’
Readers share their experiences with drug prices and weigh on whether a proposed Prescription Drug Affordability Board would help.
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The cost of prescription drugs is crushing Virginians — President Trump must act
Americans pay more than three times what citizens of other developed nations pay for the same prescription drugs. That simply does not make sense.
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A Prescription Drug Affordability Board will take the first steps toward lowering the cost of medicine for Virginians
Proven, data-based strategies that are already working in other states to lower prescription drug prices.