Headlines from across the state: Drought spurs resurgence of rare plants at Buggs Island Lake; more …
Drought conditions at Buggs Island Lake have led to the resurgence of rare plants. Additionally, Virginia Democrats are raising concerns about future healthcare strains, a Franklin County administrator is resigning, and a symposium is helping descendants of enslaved people research their family history.
From elsewhere: Virginia Democrats warn more healthcare strains loom after November election. Franklin County administrator to step down. Symposium helps descendants of enslaved people connect with family history.
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