Virginia begins issuing one time rebate checks
Millions of Virginia taxpayers will receive one time rebates after the General Assembly approved up to 250 per person and 500 per couple. Payments started Friday for about 8.2 million eligible filers who must file by November 1 and owed 2021 taxes.
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Virginia Market Trends report Sept. 16 livestock grain prices
Virginia market summary notes feeders unevenly 5.00 lower to 4.00 higher at auction sales 2.00 to 8.00 higher. Slaughter cows mostly steady to 3.00 lower. Wheat and corn mixed. Soybeans up, with various regional price ranges for cattle and grain per hundredweight and per bushel. Source: Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services market news.
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Valley Health leader Mark Nantz named to Virginia 500 list
Valley Health System CEO Mark Nantz of Winchester is honored in Virginia Business magazine's third annual Virginia 500, selected among 13 healthcare leaders across Virginia. Nantz joined Valley Health in 2020 amid COVID-19, focusing on safety, financial stability, and caregiver advocacy while guiding pay protections and vaccine discussions.
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Strasburg Lifts Drought Watch After River Flows Rise
McKinley said drought watch thresholds lie at 175 cfs and warn at 125 cfs with emergency at 90 cfs. Strasburg shifted from watch as seven day flow rose from 168 cfs on Aug 29 to 276 cfs, prompting voluntary conservation and cautious optimism for the season.
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Strasburg drought watch lifted after rain relief
By Nick Harpold Strasburg officials lifted the drought watch declared on August 31 after sufficient rainfall. Public works director Jay McKinley said the town now has enough rain to exit the alert.
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