The company said that it is ending a daytime sorting shift and is “working to place as many employees as possible in other positions.”
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Ferrum to move to Division II, join Conference Carolinas
It’s the latest in a string of changes that the small, private college in Franklin County has made to attract students and fight off dwindling enrollment that has plagued it in recent years.
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Lynchburg native Kevin Keatts guides N.C. State to men’s Final Four
The former Heritage High School and Ferrum College star has guided his team to an improbable season.
Posted inNews Briefs
Where to watch Monday’s solar eclipse
Remember: Don’t look at the sun without proper eclipse glasses. Here’s a list of places where you can find eclipse events (and glasses).
Posted inOpinion
The key to the Good-McGuire primary could be Haley voters in Charlottesville and Albemarle
One-fifth of the 5th District’s Republican voters are in two places where Haley won big. How will they decide between two candidates backing Trump?
Posted inSports
British manager returns to guide the Salem Red Sox
Liam Carroll is the first British citizen to manage a minor league baseball team in the United States.
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Virginia adds eight new historical markers, many recognizing civil rights figures
The new markers include ones in Accomack County, Charlottesville, Cumberland County, Emporia, Gloucester County, King and Queen County, Roanoke and Virginia Beach.
Posted inOpinion
Madder than a wet hen: The Shenandoah Valley gets no respect
The Shenandoah Valley isn’t just an agricultural center; it has a growing tech sector, too.
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Judge: ACC’s lawsuit against FSU should be tried in North Carolina; more …
From elsewhere: Christiansburg Starbucks workers vote to unionize. New art exhibit brings Salvador Dali originals to Martinsville. Lawmakers and advocates urge governor to sign prescription drug affordability board bill.
Posted inCulture
Court delays ruling on cost of caring for animals seized from Natural Bridge Zoo
The zoo said the state was asking for “extortionate amounts of money,” but no figures were discussed in court and the case was put off until June.
