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The Central Shenandoah Planning District Commission is conducting its 10-year Transit Development Plan for BRITE buses, and rider input is requested.

Trong cuộc xung đột với quân kháng chiến Panjshir đang diễn ra, các tay súng Taliban dường như đã tỏ ra lép vế hơn, khi liên tục bị tiêu diệt với số lượng lớn và buộc phải rút lui nhiều lần.

Southwestern Virginia has a long history of coal mining, but its energy future is a work in progress. A pilot project is underway to transform former coal

Robbie Harris reports Former coal mines within the Cumberland Forest Project—nearly 253,000 acres of land managed by The Nature Conservancy in Southwest Virginia, Eastern Tennessee, and Eastern Kentucky—could be the site of the first utility-scale solar systems built in the Central Appalachian coalfields Credit The Nature Conservency The Nature Conservancy has been acquiring land to build the solar installations in the Cumberland Forest, a quarter million acres comprising parts of Virginia,...

Carter Bankshares, Inc.: Carter Bank & Trust Gives Back Through Magical Moments of CARE Campaign Bank contributed more than $23,000 to 35 non-profit organizations. MARTINSVILLE, VA / ACCESSWIRE / March 17, 2021 / Carter Bank & Trust recently contributed more than $23,000 to 35 local non-profit organizations throughout its footprint, as part of its Magical Moments of CARE campaign. Carter Bank & Trust donated $10 for each new personal and business checking account opened October - December 2020,...

1/12/21 Question:  Cake is the number one food to eat when celebrating something.  According to the survey, what food came…

CES 2021 Taiwanese Startup Unusly provides extended reality software to be used on mobile unmanned vehicles as drones News provided by Share this article Share this article TAIPEI, Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Founded by two Googlers in 2019, Unusly provides service to connect agents, remote buyers and real property through AI-powered drone technology. Recently, Unusly released Alice & Bob, enabling real property live tours in one day by three steps. Unusly customers can request the service to...

1/11/21 Question:  A recent report found that 15-percent of people on the road in the morning are doing this.  What…

Scammers use COVID-19 vaccine to fuel new fraud Scammers use COVID-19 vaccine to fuel new fraud By Andrew Webb | January 9, 2021 at 8:04 PM EST - Updated January 10 at 8:59 PM CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Scammers have been using the pandemic as an excuse to perpetrate fraud. Now that the COVID-19 Vaccine is starting to be distributed, crooks are using it to fuel even more scams. The Valley Program for Aging Services says a certain population of people will be targeted the most: seniors. ...

Fresh It could be back to the drawing board again for the Shenandoah County School Board after the Board of Supervisors announced last week that it is considering cutting nearly 2.7 million dollars from the school board’s Fiscal Year 2022 budget. 1 hour ago in Local, Sports Fresh With the number of Virginians being vaccinated against coronavirus going up and the number of COVID-19 in the state cases going down, Governor Ralph Northam is set to ease restrictions next week. ...