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"It's important to recognize compromises don't lead to happiness, but they do lead to relief."
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Members of the Virginia General Assembly are back at the Capitol this week to put the final pieces together on a two-year budget. One significant part of that document moves forward with a new marketplace for adult use cannabis.
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One aspect of the data center industry in Virginia that isn't often talked about is the system of supply chains that provide equipment and support for the industry. Rural areas of the state are increasingly involved in that work and have seen job growth as a result. Dwayne Yancey with Cardinal News has looked at what's known and not known about how supply chains are developing. He spoke with Fred Echols.
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In a combined statement, Senator Louise Lucas and Delegate Luke Torian said "this budget agreement reflects our shared commitment to making Virginia more affordable for families."
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Nearly 450 scientists who study the ecology and evolution of infectious diseases recently attended a conference at Virginia Tech.
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If you’ve ever wanted to get more involved with advocating for clean water initiatives at the local level – Wild Virginia has a course for you.
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After weeks of impasse and negotiation, it looks like the state budget and a retail marijuana marketplace are about to move forward.Radio IQ politics analyst Jeff Schapiro and Michael Pope recap the week in politics and state government.
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Thousands of Repair Café events have taken place in more than 40 countries, promoting sustainability, skill-sharing, and community connection.
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Those close to the registration process said they're likely too busy with early voting to undertake the effort before next week.
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Negotiations had been stalled for weeks over a state tax exemption for data centers.
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This summer, volunteers have been helping preserve the Settlers Museum, a historic farmstead from the 1800s in Smyth County.
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For the first time, Google hosted a public open house about its proposed data center in Botetourt County.