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Despite a growing need for oral health workers, Virginia produces fewer than 150 new dental hygienists a year.
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The second phase of work at Peanut Crossing will create 90 units of income-restricted housing
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Suffolk voters will pick new constitutional officers this Election Day.
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For some Pughsville residents, the issue has caused problems with voting precincts and utility tax bills.
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The Empty Bowls fundraiser movement is a global initiative that raises money for food banks and food kitchens, supporting people struggling with food insecurity.
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Virginia is racing to produce enough energy to meet growing demand. But solar developers are running into pushback from rural communities, which worry about environmental impacts and changing land use.
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“They’ll always have that ability to tell their story honestly and openly and to be able to give light to where they see the need.”
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An economist and state official say rail stations can ease road congestion, boost nearby businesses.
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Al Moor reflects on five years as city manager, 30 years with Suffolk and more than 40 in local government.
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Candidate Abigail Spanberger announced her economic plans in Suffolk.