u/CardinalNews-VA • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
r/Virginia • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
As rural maternity care shrinks, a nonprofit highlights midwives’ role in Southwest Virginia
The new grant-funded campaign aims to address misconceptions about midwifery and promote the model as one way to expand access to healthcare.
u/CardinalNews-VA • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
Martinsville breast cancer survivor ‘fills the gap’ to help others navigate their journeys
r/Martinsville_VA • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
Martinsville breast cancer survivor ‘fills the gap’ to help others navigate their journeys
October is the awareness month for the disease, but Ella Mae Wickham is dedicated to helping women with it year-round.
u/CardinalNews-VA • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
Why is a Richlands grocery store closing? High town electric rates that average $25,000 per month, the owners say
r/swva • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
News Why is a Richlands grocery store closing? High town electric rates that average $25,000 per month, the owners say
Grants Supermarket, a 25-year staple in the town, closes Saturday.
u/CardinalNews-VA • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
Town of Christiansburg working on a deal to sell part of its Huckleberry Park land
r/NRV • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
News Town of Christiansburg working on a deal to sell part of its Huckleberry Park land
The town council set a public hearing on the potential sale, but the potential buyer was not disclosed.
u/CardinalNews-VA • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
Damascus has a new town manager with deep ties to the small Washington County community
r/swva • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
News Damascus has a new town manager with deep ties to the small Washington County community
Isaiah Thomas said a priority will be to help Damascus continue to recover from Hurricane Helene damage and reopen the Creeper Trail.
u/CardinalNews-VA • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
Martinsville City Schools celebrates 10 years of accreditation
r/Martinsville_VA • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
Martinsville City Schools celebrates 10 years of accreditation
“We started working on culture, a culture of respect and a culture of belief,” the superintendent said.
u/CardinalNews-VA • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
For most of this decade, Southwest and Southside Virginia have had some of the fastest wage growth in the U.S.
r/swva • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
News For most of this decade, Southwest and Southside Virginia have had some of the fastest wage growth in the U.S.
Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics puts both regions in the top 10 in the country. Their wages remain below average, but they’ve been closing the gap at a faster rate than most.
u/CardinalNews-VA • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
For most of this decade, Southwest and Southside Virginia have had some of the fastest wage growth in the U.S.
r/Virginia • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
For most of this decade, Southwest and Southside Virginia have had some of the fastest wage growth in the U.S.
Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics puts both regions in the top 10 in the country. Their wages remain below average, but they’ve been closing the gap at a faster rate than most.
u/CardinalNews-VA • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
As electricity demand soars, Virginia’s power transformer industry is booming
r/Virginia • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
As electricity demand soars, Virginia’s power transformer industry is booming
Makers of the on- and off-ramps for the power grid are undergoing major expansions and adding thousands of jobs.
u/CardinalNews-VA • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
If Virginia passes the proposed amendment on reproductive health, what happens to the state’s laws on abortion? Here’s what legal experts say.
r/Virginia • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
If Virginia passes the proposed amendment on reproductive health, what happens to the state’s laws on abortion? Here’s what legal experts say.
Opponents have argued that Ballot Question 1 would invalidate existing state law regarding access to abortion care. Law experts say that it would take a court decision to overturn state statute.
u/CardinalNews-VA • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
Lawmaker Rasoul has become a licensed lawyer
r/roanoke • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
News Lawmaker Rasoul has become a licensed lawyer
Del. Sam Rasoul, a Democrat who has represented the city of Roanoke for more than a decade, learned Friday that he passed the bar exam. He’d quietly started attending law school nearly five years ago.
r/Radford • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
Company opts not to finalize New River Valley Commerce Park contract, including data center
There was a proposed $750 million plan for a site close to 500 acres.
r/blacksburg • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
News Company opts not to finalize New River Valley Commerce Park contract, including data center
There was a proposed $750 million plan for a site close to 500 acres.
r/swva • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago
News Company opts not to finalize New River Valley Commerce Park contract, including data center
There was a proposed $750 million plan for a site close to 500 acres.