Kaine criticizes Youngkin over transgender policy. Galax nursing program aims to fill staff shortages. Virginia Tech dedicates plaza to first Black employee.
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Lynchburg named to list of top college towns; more . . .
Virginia Tech holds virtual event today on women in data science. Virginia Tech doctoral student receives NIH award.
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Harvest Foundation gives grant for universal broadband in Martinsville/Henry; more . . .
Radford receives grant for trail. Wise County receives grant for water project.
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Fate of Mountain Valley Pipeline provision in Congress unclear; more . . .
Lynchburg may eliminate license fee for smaller businesses. Firm that makes cooling equipment for data centers opens in Botetourt. Roanoke mayor re-thinks approach to crime.
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Youngkin declares state of emergency in advance of Hurricane Ian
The storm is projected to bring heavy rain especially to Southwest Virginia.
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Salem releases renderings for $27.5 million sports complex renovation; more . . .
Roanoke County to hold community meeting on U.S. 460 land use plan. Drive-through flu shots in Dublin on Oct. 4.
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Manchin pulls provision on Mountain Valley Pipeline; more . . .
Youngkin aims to unify Republican Party nationally. Patrick County approves solar ordinance. Appalchian Power to raise rates.
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Liberty students recognized for helping wreck victims; more . . .
Education briefs: Students selected for Roanoke’s first undergraduate biomedical research cohort. Researcher will speak Thursday at Tech science lecture series.
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Virginia to send help to Florida amid major storm threat
Hurricane Ian currently poses no significant threat to the commonwealth, governor’s office says.
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State approves historical marker for Ingles Ferry in Radford
It is one of eight new markers approved statewide.