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IW hosts ribbon-cutting for ‘Born Learning’ trail

Isle of Wight County Parks and Recreation held an April 18 ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the Born Learning Trail at Riverview Park in Smithfield recently launched in partnership with United Way of South Hampton Roads and the Luter Family YMCA.
The Smithfield Times
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Editorial: Demographic shifts could mean a problem for N.Va.

Using data from the Demographic Research Group at the University of Virginia’s Weldon Cooper Center, Sejal Naik (deputy economist for Virginia Realtors) paints a picture of people continuing to gravitate away from larger metro areas to smaller ones.
Gazette Leader
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Riding the Silver Tsunami

Nearly 20% of Americans 65 and older are still in the workforce, and nearly all of Virginia’s population growth since 2010 has come from its 60 and older population, largely due to birth and death rates and people living longer.
Virginia Business Magazine
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Online higher education in Virginia (before the pandemic)

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  • Spencer Shanholtz
    • As a result of COVID-19, higher education institutions across the U.S. had to quickly transition from in-person to online courses for the Spring 2020 semester. In Virginia, the number of students completing coursework entirely online jumped from 120,000 to over half a million in a matter of weeks. Colleges and universities are now preparing scenarios […]
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    Public Engagement for Local Solar Policy

    This page highlights the public engagement strategies three Virginia local governments have used to support the development and implementation of their solar policies.
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    As remote work persists, migration surge continues in 2023 for rural America

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  • Hamilton Lombard
    • Recently, the Census Bureau released its 2023 population estimates for each county in the United States, showing many of the same distinctive demographic trends as in our Virginia 2023 population estimates released in January. Most notably, migration from large metro areas and counties to smaller metro areas and rural counties has continued across the country.

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