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Time’s running out for VA heating system tax credits
Learn how to take advantage of the Inflation Reduction Act tax credits in Virginia by installing an energy-efficient heating system. As...
More Virginians leaving leaves, a boon for sustainability, survey finds
By Zamone Perez More Virginians are leaving leaves on the ground during the autumn season, providing a boon to local ecosystems and cutting...
The Social Security Administration is no longer issuing paper checks. Here’s what you need to know
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has switched to electronic forms of payment. Here’s how you can set up your automatic payments with ease....
Rate of uninsured children up in VA as pandemic-era protections end
By Zamone PerezThe rate of children without health insurance grew in Virginia and across the country, hitting its highest levels in more than a...
Gilbert’s Restaurant, once a beacon for Black travelers, is now a National Historic Site
Gilbert’s Restaurant, which formerly operated in Chatham, was recognized as a safe haven for Black people. Here’s what you need to know about the...
Loudoun County breaks from the past with street name ban
The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors voted on September 10 to prohibit streets named after segregationists and Confederate leaders. Here’s what...
