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Readers are asked to identify a staff member by submitting answers to editor pagenewspaper.com before Thursday September 19 at 5 p.m. Correct entrants enter a raffle for a local gift card. drawing is scheduled for Friday December 20 at 12 p.m.
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SBA Disaster Loans Authorized in Virginia Drought
The SBA activated Economic Injury Disaster Loans for Virginia due to drought starting July 16, covering specified counties in VA, MD, and WV. Loans up to 2 million at 4 percent to small businesses and 3.25 percent to private nonprofits, with 30 year terms and no payments for 12 months. Applicants may apply via SBA.gov disaster or call 800-659-2955. deadline March 31, 2025.
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Atlanta
U.S. Small Business Administration
SBA
Virginia
Albemarle
Augusta
Clarke
Fauquier
Frederick
Greene
Highland
Loudoun
Madison
Page
Rappahannock
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Warren
Waynesboro
Bath
Buckingham
Charlottesville
Culpeper
Fairfax County
Fluvanna
Harrisonburg
Louisa
Nelson
Orange
Prince William
Rockbridge
Stafford
Staunton
Winchester
Montgomery
Washington
Maryland
Berkeley
Hampshire
Hardy, Jefferson, Morgan, Pendleton
Pocahontas
West Virginia
Secretary of Agriculture
Francisco Sanchez, Jr
Office of Disaster Recovery and Resilience
Sba.gov
Sbas
Disastercustomerservice
Wildcats fall to Pioneers 44 to 12 in B1 battle
Pioneers move to 2-0 while Wildcats suffer injuries and a late surge. Julius Brown scored on an 8 yard run early third, Dodson blocked a field goal, Blaise Skube added a 27 yard TD, and Dodson and Hooper produced key runs. Breeden praised effort despite gaps and injuries and highlighted senior captain Dodson as a team leader.
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Pioneers
Julius Brown
Dodson
Wildcats
Michael Hooper
Blaise Skube
Skube
Breeden
Virginia drivers adjust to hands-free shift in ban culture
In Richmond at Drive Smart Virginia's Distracted Driving Summit, officials and experts discussed the 2021 Virginia hand held phone ban. They highlighted the need for a broader culture shift toward accepting safer driving and reducing digital distractions, noting 2028 figures of 61 fatalities and 7 200 injuries from 21 528 distracted driving crashes.
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Richmond
Virginia
Drive Smart
Virginia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
Danny Sharp
Oro Valley
Lice Department
Arizona
Sharp
Department of Motor Vehicles
Dana Schrad
Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police
Henrico County
Rob Netherland
District of Columbia
Schrad
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