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Farmville nativeโs viral song โRich Men North of Richmondโ debuts on 94.9 Star Country
Read full article: Farmville nativeโs viral song โRich Men North of Richmondโ debuts on 94.9 Star CountryVirginia singer-songwriter Oliver Anthony is rising to stardom with a new politically-charged anthem and is even poised to dethrone artists like Taylor Swift and Morgan Wallen.
Farmville man becomes viral country singer overnight with song โRich Men North of Richmondโ
Read full article: Farmville man becomes viral country singer overnight with song โRich Men North of RichmondโFarmville man, Oliver Anthony is rising to stardom with his song, "Rich Men North of Richmond."
Young couple, newborn recovering after being hit by drunk driver in โterrifyingโ Bedford County crash
Read full article: Young couple, newborn recovering after being hit by drunk driver in โterrifyingโ Bedford County crashThe couple hopes in sharing their story they can help keep drunk drivers off the roads.
Court upholds hog verdict; Smithfield announces settlement
Read full article: Court upholds hog verdict; Smithfield announces settlementโWe have resolved these cases through a settlement that will take into account the divided decision of the court,โ Smithfield Foods Chief Administrative Officer Keira Lombardo said in a statement. North Carolina state law forced U.S. District Judge Earl Britt to cut the punitive damages to $2.5 million. Still, the initial award total worried the hog industry and state agriculture leaders, even causing the North Carolina legislature to pass a law further restricting such litigation. Circuit Judge Stephanie Thacker rejected several arguments from Smithfield's lawyers where they said Britt erred, including whether the issue of punitive damages should even have been put to the jury. Smithfield Foods hasnโt changed the dominant method of hog waste disposal since intensive hog operations multiplied in North Carolina in the 1980s and โ90s.
Christiansburg among Virginia DMV centers to reopen
Read full article: Christiansburg among Virginia DMV centers to reopenRICHMOND, Va. โ The Virginia Department of Transportation announced that itโs reopening four service centers for customers. Christiansburg, Farmville, Waynesboro and Woodstock are now open, by appointment only. Virginians have booked more than 196,000 appointments via DMVโs new appointment system since its launch on May 13, according to the Department of Transportation. Originally, 11 centers were reopened when Virginia entered Phase One. Now, 27 centers are open for customers across the state.