From elsewhere: Stuart Town Council to consider noise ordinance. Richmond plans to take on financial risk of new baseball stadium. Loch Ness Monster roller coaster to reopen at Busch Gardens in May.
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Posted inCulture
Despite the clouds, some saw the eclipse
Here’s how readers saw the eclipse (if they could). You can share yours, too.
Posted inEducation
Restructuring at Emory & Henry College will mean small reductions in faculty, staff and programs
Nothing has been approved, and the number and positions that might be impacted aren’t yet known, officials said.
Posted inPolitics
Gov. Youngkin rolls out plan to amend the state budget that includes neither tax increases nor cuts
He had toyed with an unprecedented veto of the entire budget. Senate Democrats remain skeptical of the governor’s conciliatory tone.
Posted inHealthcare
Centra and its oncology provider part ways, leaving patients with questions
Lynchburg-based Centra Health has brought in 19 traveling health care workers to start its own hematology and oncology clinic.
Posted inOpinion
Danville is attracting new residents at a rate few other places in Virginia are
The city is still losing population, but only because deaths outnumber births so much. However, it’s seen more net in-migration than Richmond or Roanoke.
Posted inEconomy
If we want AI to work fairly, we all need to get involved, UVa data science expert says
Renée Cummings, the University of Virginia’s data activist-in-residence, spoke at Roanoke College about artificial intelligence’s impact and people’s right to know.
Posted inOpinion
Science funding is helping to drive the economy in Virginia
The three congressional districts in the western part of the state collectively received just under $375 million in federal funds.
Posted inNews Briefs
Youngkin doesn’t rule out rare budget veto as Virginia deadline looms Monday; more …
From elsewhere: Explore Bristol holds groundbreaking for new visitors center. Man convicted of timber theft plot on federal land in Giles County. Daniel P. Jordan, Monticello leader in changing times, dies at 85.
Posted inSports
Ferrum’s move to Division II boon for Conference Carolinas, not cause for concern with ODAC
Ferrum hopes its move will rekindle athletic success at the Franklin County school.
