Advocates say that parents who abuse drugs often cannot focus on their children.
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Lexington Fire Lt. Jonathan Bowden says the department’s current analog alert system is outdated and has periodically shut down in the past.
Rockbridge County has secured state funding to expand broadband access, committing $1.77 million in matching funds toward the project. The county is partnering with internet provider Brightspeed to install service to nearly 1,000 residents and businesses in underserved locations.
People can vote on the name either online or in-person at select locations. But only votes with donations with count.
After losing out on a state grant, the organization still needs to account for two-thirds of the estimated cost. The city and Main Street Lexington are seeking donations of money and materials for the project.
ConnectionsPlus hired three staff members in recent months for its Advanced Illness Care program. The nonprofit will implement a new treatment model for patients in July.
The judge issued the ruling just hours before the deadline for workers to apply for the buyout program. Trump’s administration framed the initiative as a cost-saving measure aimed at reshaping the federal workforce.
The Lexington City Council has signed an agreement with Virginia Military Institute to increase its annual water bill. The new revenue is expected to help the city pay for future water and sewer upgrades, lessening anticipated rate increases for residents and other customers.
The owners of Sugar Maple Trading Company on Main St. hope to reopen before Valentine’s Day. Meantime, they have stepped up online sales.
Trump’s pick for Attorney General stunned members of Congress on both sides of the aisle.