The fiber-optic technology company said Friday that financial statements going back to the beginning of 2022 need to be restated because of “identified accounting errors.”
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Roanoke prepares for 15th Blue Ridge Marathon
Between 600 and 700 runners will run the marathon on Saturday, and more than 3,000 will compete in associated races over the weekend.
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Story of Black Lucyville community lives through new historical marker
Lucyville was founded by a freed slave in the late 19th century. Students from Cumberland Middle School helped make the marker a reality.
Posted inOpinion
Appalachian Voices report details some economic strategies for Southwest Virginia coal counties
The recently concluded General Assembly session demonstrated that engaging and empowering local communities isn’t very high on most legislators’ agendas.
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Virginia governor signs ‘permissive, cutting-edge’ NIL bill; more …
From elsewhere: Bedford group unveils plan to repurpose former Body Camp school into community center. Plan for 2030 Mecklenburg school rezoning goes forward. Closure of Roanoke’s Wasena Bridge starts Monday.
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Youngkin’s changes to bills that would let utilities seek approval to charge customers for nuclear development costs clear General Assembly
The bills, which apply to Appalachian Power and Dominion Energy, now go back to the governor for his signature.
Posted inEconomy
Mountain Lynx seeks input on proposed transit route changes
The transit service will host an open house April 23 to gather input on proposed route and schedule changes in Galax.
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Lynchburg mayor says city working to find money to keep two elementary schools open; more …
From elsewhere: Lawmakers say new federal rule will protect coal miners. Bluefield University ending on-campus nursing program. Pittsylvania County administrator resigns.
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General Assembly agrees with governor’s change to broadband deployment bill
The legislation known as the make-ready bill goes back to Gov. Glenn Youngkin for his signature and would become law on July 1.
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Youngkin amendment would cancel creation of $5 million program for down payment help
The budget amendment is among more than 200 from the Republican governor that the Democratic-controlled legislature will consider as it reconvenes Wednesday in Richmond.
