Exhibit Highlights Extinct Mylohyus Fossilis Skull At Shenandoah Caverns
Shenandoah Caverns unveils a new exhibit featuring a replica skull of the extinct long nosed peccary Mylohyus fossilis found in 2023 within a cave crawlspace during a Shenandoah County Cave Survey mapping. The two skulls and other bones show a pig like mammal once widespread from Central to South America and into the American Southwest before vanishing about 12,000 years ago. Joe Proctor notes the discovery is significant and unique for Virginia depths.
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Carter and Henry win GOP nod for Warren County supervisors
Tony F. Carter and Hugh B. Henry secured the Republican nomination for Warren County Board of Supervisors in the 2025 race, with Carter defeating Cameron Williams and Henry defeating Patrick Penne. They will appear on the general election ballot for the Happy Creek and Fork Magisterial Districts. Election turnout was 16.6 percent from 2,154 of 12,937 registered voters in the two districts. Carter previously served on the board before 2021. Henry is vice chair of the Warren County Planning Commission.
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Trump says he will act if needed to stop Iran nuclear program
President Trump said he is not seeking a fight with Iran but warned he is ready to act to halt Tehran's nuclear program if necessary. He stressed avoiding war while preventing a nuclear weapon, amid tense U S Israel backed pressure and Iran's warning of retaliation.
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Fed Holds Rate Amid Tariff Watch and Trump Slams Powell
The Fed kept its key rate unchanged for the fourth straight meeting as inflation trends and tariffs shape policy. Projections show weaker growth, higher inflation, and slightly higher unemployment by year end, echoing March with tariffs from Trump affecting the outlook.
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