If approved, this would be the school’s first master’s program since the 1920s.
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Danville CC, Tyson partner on training program; more . . .
Briefs: Danville company “signs” machining interns as new employees, Bedford County names fire/rescue director. Roanoke College names new dean.
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College plays range from Frozen Jr. to Go-Go’s music
Averett University, Bluefield University, Radford University and Wytheville Community College are all staging shows. Violinist to perform at Tech.
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Galax tops covid death list; more . . .
From elsewhere: Warner pushes for semi-conductor manufacturing. South Boston Library holds “read-in” of banned books. Controversy in Blacksburg over “Pray for Peace” T-shirts.
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Pembroke gets funding for broadband
Agriculture Department also makes law enforcement funds available to Galax, Norton and Stickleysville.
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Nursing scholarship established at P&H; more . . .
Briefs: LAverett collects relief supplies for Ukraine. Jamboree in Wytheville on April 16. Danville Community College sets open house.
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Charlotte, Mecklenburg deal with solar farms; more . . .
From elsewhere: Smyth County charged $884 for a FOIA request. Former Del. Yost pleads guilty to embezzlement. Well-known Gretna restaurant to reopen after two years.
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Liberty, Radford name graduation speakers
Business author John Maxwell will speak at Liberty; paralympic gold medalist Nick Mayhugh at Radford.
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Tech campus earns recognition for trees, bees are next; more . . .
Briefs: Parkway announces road projects to be done this summer. Hearing loss expert to speak at Fralin Biomedical Institute. VCEDA awards grant to Dickenson County business.. University of Lynchburg hosts speaker.
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Amherst approves plan for Central Va. Training Center site; more . . .
From elsewhere: Plans for new school in Bristol move forward. Pittsylvania County narrows administrator list. One-third of Martinsville students to attend community college.