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Front Royal launches giving initiative on ‘Dollars for Dolly Day’ (opens the original)
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FRONT ROYAL, Va. (WHSV) - The town of Front Royal proclaimed Sept. 25 “Dollars for Dolly Day,” a community collaborative initiative inspired by country and pop artist Dolly Parton’s example of generosity and her song “9 to 5.” The campaign started Friday and lasts through Giving Tuesday, which is Dec. 1. The campaign encourages people to give back and support a cause that matters most to them. Beth Medved Waller, who spearheaded this campaign, said there’s already a growing group of participatin
Therapist offers tips to manage anxiety amid growing concerns about AI (opens the original)
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HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - As concerns continue to grow about how artificial intelligence could affect the future, new research shows some people are feeling anxious about what’s ahead. According to the Pew Research Center, 52% of Americans say they are more concerned than excited about the increased use of artificial intelligence in daily life, and the constant talk about AI potentially wiping out humanity doesn’t make things any better. Anne O’Hara, a licensed therapist with Thriveworks, said
JMU receives $3.5 million gift to advance expansion of health programs (opens the original)
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HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - James Madison University received a $3.5 million donation to help advance plans to expand nursing and healthcare education capacity in Virginia. Jim Schmidt, president of JMU, said there’s still a shortage of nurses and doctors across healthcare, an area in which JMU has traditionally excelled. Although the university doesn’t have a medical school, it has the largest nursing school in the state. This gift of money builds on JMU’s healthcare and nursing vision, includin
AAA reminds parents of car seat safety (opens the original)
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HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - According to AAA, between 2020 and 2024, 78 percent of three-year-olds injured in crashes were properly riding in a car seat or booster seat. But by age six, that number dropped to 45 percent, highlighting a decline in the use of age-appropriate restraints as children get older. AAA Mid-Atlantic spokesperson Morgan Dean said one of the biggest mistakes parents tend to make is not being diligent. He said parents need to make sure they pay attention to guidelines, and un
ACFR leader details response to battling ‘invisible’ dangers after chemical fire (opens the original)
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WEYERS CAVE, Va. (WHSV) - Firefighters know how to fight fire, but a chemical fire can bring dangers first responders can’t even see. After Tuesday’s chemical fire incident that happened at the Degesch Pesticide Manufacturing facility in Weyers Cave, first responders are sharing how crews prepare for invisible risks that pose challenges that are different from a regular fire. Division Chief Colten Lotts with Augusta County Fire and Rescue said the department has a hazmat team that is part of the
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