Resurrecting Calfee: Former Pulaski School Will Help Preserve Black History as a Museum
PULASKI-Locals hope to revive Southwest Virginia school as a museum.
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2020
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Virginia’s Running Out of Teachers. It’s Not Just Because of the Pandemic.
RICHMOND-Virginia faces a persistent teacher shortage, hovering at around 1,000 unfilled positions each year.
Nov
2020
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Virginia Counties Fight Northam’s Shutdown Orders as COVID Cases Surge
BEDFORD-Virginia set a record Monday, with 3,242 new COVID-19 cases reported.
Nov
2020
20
What Happened to the Blacksburg Bucks? Questions Surround Town’s CARES Spending
BLACKSBURG- Hundreds of people lined up in the cold Friday morning.
Nov
2020
20
A Refusal to Believe: Southwest Virginia Leads State’s Virus Surge
Various regions of Virginia have suffered surges in coronavirus infections over the course of the pandemic.
Nov
2020
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Who Chooses Virginia’s Electors? Well, That Depends.
BLACKSBURG- When you filled the bubble for either Joe Biden or Donald Trump, you actually voted for one of two slates of 13 electors.
Nov
2020
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Immigrant Rights Activists Hope ‘a Cloud Has Lifted’
ARLINGTON- Immigrant rights advocates say former Vice President Joe Biden’s election as president earlier this month marked the end of an era.
Nov
2020
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Is Virginia Making Progress? Immigrant Summit Considers Some Tough Questions
ARLINGTON-To fight racism, a community has to admit it exists. That was one of the issues raised Tuesday in this year's Immigrant Summit.
Nov
2020
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Before COVID, Southwest Virginia Pioneered an Economic Recovery Plan
BLACKSBURG-Southwest Virginia isn't reshaping its economy in response to COVID-19. It's been a decades-long project.
Nov
2020
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Will The Water Stay On? Virginia’s Municipal Utilities Need Help
BLACKSBURG-Will the water stay on? What about the power?
