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Roanoke City Public Schools officially opened the Community Empowerment Center at Booker T. Washington Friday. The center offers an array of school, health and community resources for families.
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The data center industry was born in Northern Virginia over 30 years ago, but its rapid growth in the last few years has led to unique opportunities as they look to build outside the DC exurbs.
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A new report from Roanoke College has some stark views of the economic outlook.
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Party leaders have told Republican congressmen not to host in-person town halls after crowds heckled some of them earlier this year. That has not stopped voters from trying to talk with Representatives Ben Cline and John McGuire on what religious leaders call Moral Mondays.
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Polls of Virginia voters give Democrat Abigail Spanberger a good chance of beating Republican winsome Earle Sears in the governor’s race this fall. But campaigns around a constitutional question could impact the outcome
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The species prefers tropical waters, but appears to be spreading north as the Chesapeake Bay warms.
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Registration of new voters is lagging behind the last election cycle when the governor was on the ballot.
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Former Virginia Beach resident Inez Davenport Jones returned home recently for a party celebrating her 100th birthday. She reflected on a student protest in 1951 that changed education in the U.S.
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“The tests are 30 to 40% more challenging, more content, more breadth,” Gov. Glenn Youngkin said.
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The shooter fired through the windows of Annunciation Church during Mass on Wednesday before dying from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, said Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara.
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Third-parties have a long history in Virginia, although most of them have not been successful very long.
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“If I had to name an individual who was the most unifying, not just for our committee but for Roanoke in general, I would name Sam,” Roanoke City Democratic Committee Chair Mark Lazar said.