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‘All we want is to help’: Residents raise concerns over conditions at Hardy County Dog Pound (opens the original)
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HARDY COUNTY, W.Va. (WHSV) - Residents with concerns about conditions at the Hardy County dog pound are raising questions about how the facility is being operated and whether enough is being done to care for the dogs. Hardy County Commission President Steven Schetrom said there are challenges but that he believes the county should be working with the Humane Society to find a long-term solution. For years, people in Hardy County have raised concerns about the dog pound. Leigh Ann Walters said the
Kaine reintroduces campus sexual assault bills (opens the original)
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HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - Sen. Tim Kaine is reintroducing two bills aimed at addressing sexual assault and harassment on college campuses. One bill would require schools that receive federal funding to have an independent student advocate. The other would authorize funding for training and resources to help prevent sexual assault. Kaine said the SOS Campus Act would require advocates to educate students about sexual assault awareness, consent and appropriate behaviors. The act would also help s
Shenandoah University launches air traffic controller training program (opens the original)
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WINCHESTER, Va. (WHSV) - A new program at Shenandoah University is aiming to help address the nationwide shortage of air traffic controllers. The university is now Virginia’s first school to join the FAA’s Enhanced Air Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative. Shenandoah University is giving students a new way to train for air traffic control without having to start at the FAA Academy in Oklahoma City. The program is designed to help fill a national shortage of air traffic controllers. Tony LaRosa
Rainfall helps Virginia farmers rebuild hay supplies (opens the original)
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EDINBURG, Va. (WHSV) - Recent rainfall is giving some Virginia farmers a boost as they work to rebuild hay supplies after a dry start to the season. Farmer Wesley Dellinger says the rain has helped his second cutting produce between 50 to 60 square bales per acre. “We are 600 roll bales short this year of first cutting hay compared to what we should have been the last two previous years. So that’s the best comparison I can give you. The second cutting, we’re just now starting to make a lot of it
Page County man charged after boarding school bus, frightening students (opens the original)
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PAGE COUNTY, Va. (WHSV) - A Page County man is facing charges after authorities say he got onto a school bus and frightened students. The incident happened last Thursday on Dovel Hollow Road. On Sept. 24, Page County Sheriff’s deputies say a deputy was flagged down and told an adult was on a school bus, yelling profanities and frightening children. When the deputy arrived, the school bus was still there, but the man had already left. A video of the incident was later posted to social media. The
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