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Spanberger raises $10.2 million in second quarter in Virginia governors race

Billy Wagner Is Set to Be Immortalized in Cooperstown This Weekend; Town of Tazewell Plans to Erect a Statue in 2026

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A few weeks after Billy Wagner was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, Brad Pyott had his weekly lunch with his uncle, Jack Pyott. During their lunch, the two Tazewell High School graduates discussed the recent achievement of their alma mater’s most famous alum. Jack told Brad he had recently been contacted by Roger Pike, another Tazewell graduate, who suggested that the Town of Tazewell recognize Wagner’s enshrinement. Billy Wagne…Hall of Fame · Virginia See the Story

Headlines from across the state: Northern Virginia business leaders rally behind GMU president; more …

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Here are some of the top headlines from other news outlets around Virginia. Some content may be behind a metered paywall: Politics: Northern Virginia business leaders rally behind GMU president. — Virginia Business (paywall). Miyares offers no proof that 2,500 immigrants arrested by Virginia task force were violent offenders. — Virginia Mercury. Lynchburg GOP accuses state election officials of “animus to Republicans.” — The News & Advance (payw…Virginia, United States · Virginia See the Story

Owner of Virginia Intermont property in Bristol still plans to open a business college at the site, attorney says

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The owner of the former Virginia Intermont College property in Bristol plans to move forward with establishing a business college there and would legally challenge any attempt by the city to take control of the site through a new law it believes is unconstitutional, a lawyer for the company said Thursday. “There would be a strong legal resistance to that,” said John Kieffer, an attorney in Bristol who has represented U.S. Magis International, wh…Property · Bristol Read Article

From a poet to a fighter, meet the other Virginians in baseball’s Hall of Fame

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When former Tazewell County and Ferrum College star Billy Wagner joins the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday, he apparently will become just the sixth Virginian to be enshrined in Cooperstown. Here are the others and their Virginia connection. Four of the five were stars in the Negro League. Ray Dandridge 1913-1994Born in Richmond Dandridge had a chance to break the color line in Major League Baseball but turned down the opportunity, thus opening …Baseball · Richmond Read Article

We don’t need to leave to lead in rural Virginia

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I was in labor with my daughter when the man who gave me an epidural changed everything. “Thank you, doctor,” I said. “Oh no,” he replied. “I’m a nurse.” I was in nursing school at the time — and, at that moment, I knew I wanted to become a nurse anesthetist. However, as a single mom anchored to Big Stone Gap, going away to school wasn’t realistic. Then I saw a small ad for something big: Virginia Commonwealth University was launching a nurse an…Abingdon, Virginia · Abingdon Read Article

Mountain Valley Pipeline considers expansion in Montgomery County

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The Mountain Valley Pipeline is considering an expansion of the controversial project that would include a compressor station in Montgomery County.Virginia, United States · Virginia See the Story

Public Media Isn’t in Washington — It’s Right Here in Your Community

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For over 30 years, I’ve had one goal: to work in public television. It’s where the best equipment meets the best storytelling — and where the community always comes first. I’ve always loved history. There’s nothing more rewarding than helping viewers experience what it felt like to live through the stories that shaped us. Before public media, I worked in commercial TV in Columbia, South Carolina. But chasing daily stories of fires, crime and div…United States · United States See the Story

Syphilis cases climb in Virginia, as more babies are exposed during pregnancy

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Twenty-five years ago, when Cynthia Morrow worked in a New York public health office, a single case of congenital syphilis, where a baby is exposed to the infection in the womb, would spark an immediate and urgent response. “All the alarm bells went off,” said Morrow, now the director of the Roanoke Alleghany Health District in Virginia. Today, things are different, she said. Syphilis cases are on the rise and are stretching into broader demogr…Health · Roanoke Read Article

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