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Muhoozi Kainerugaba: Uganda's Next President?
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Ugandas President Yoweri Museveni seeks a seventh term, but all eyes are on his son, Lieutenant General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, whos seen as the real power behind the throne. Muhoozi, a four-star general, was appointed army chief in 2021 after expressing his readiness to lead. His rise began in the late 90s, and hes now more influential than any previous army chief, with powers once reserved for the president. A personality cult is growing around him, and many Ugandans seem resigned to family rule. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Empire Fleet Vintage Closes with Massive Sales
01:02|Empire Fleet Vintage in Lynchburg, Virginia, is closing its doors after a successful run. The beloved shop, known for its extensive collection of vintage clothing from the 80s to the early 2000s, is hosting major sales for the next two weeks. Starting next week, everything is 75% off, and the following week, its a bag sale for just $20. The owners aim to sell out completely, so dont miss out on this chance to snag some unique pieces. Thanks to everyone for the support, and stay tuned for updates on their social media. Checkout Solipillow.com
Salem Forensics Team Aims for State Championship
01:50|Salem High Schools forensics team, led by Coach Mark Ingerson, is preparing for the Virginia High School League state championship after a successful regional performance. The team, featuring students like Kyra Netting and Ben Hathaway, has qualified in multiple events and is aiming to defend their class four title. With a history of steady growth and recent regional sweeps, the team is poised for another strong showing at the state championships. Checkout Solipillow.com
Danville's Hippodrome Theatre Honored with Historical Marker
01:04|New Historical Marker Honors Danvilles First Theater for Black Audiences A state group has approved a historical marker for the Hippodrome Theatre, Danville, Virginias first theater for Black audiences. The theater, which opened around 1927, was a significant hub during segregation. The marker, set to be installed soon, fills a gap in Danvilles historical narrative and is a step towards preserving overlooked history. Checkout Solipillow.com
US-Greenland Deal: China's Warning, Denmark's Stance
01:23|Tensions rise as US, China, and Denmark clash over Greenlands future. Trump pushes for US acquisition, while China asserts its Arctic interests. Denmark warns of NATO implications, and Greenlands leaders call for respect. US senators prepare for talks in Washington. Checkout Solipillow.com
School Therapy Boosts Virginia Kids' Mental Health
02:05|In Appomattox County, Virginia, a bus crash led to a mental health crisis among elementary school students. Thanks to a partnership with FIVE18, a local mental health provider, students received immediate support from licensed therapists on campus. Funded by Virginias Nurture Now program, this initiative has made a significant impact in rural areas where access to mental health services is limited. The program has served over a thousand students, improving mental health awareness and support in schools statewide. Checkout Solipillow.com
Beth Macy's Congressional Bid: Redistricting Threat
02:13|Beth Macy, author of Dopesick, gains momentum in her Congressional run, securing endorsements and funds. However, redistricting efforts threaten to pit her against Tom Perriello in a Democratic primary, potentially sidelining her in a district she could flip. Checkout Solipillow.com
Boones Mill's Cannabis Hearing: Local Control in Spotlight
01:55|Boones Mill, Virginia, hosts a public hearing on retail cannabis sales, as town council member Jason Masching advocates for local control. The state plans 350 retail licenses, but towns can zone stores and add local taxes. Despite rogue shops, the hearing aims to address concerns from rural areas, as cannabis legalization looms. Checkout Solipillow.com
Leaders Share 2026 Plans, Highlight 2025 Achievements
02:26|Over ninety attendees gathered at Warm Hearth Village for the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerces Eggs and Issues breakfast, featuring a panel of local leaders. The State of the County event highlighted achievements and plans for 2025, including fiscal strength, infrastructure improvements, and new parks. Looking ahead to 2026, leaders discussed comprehensive plans, zoning updates, and potential passenger rail. The panel emphasized teamwork and the importance of preserving local land control. Attendees learned about the unseen hours put into real impacts and the growing popularity of green spaces. The next Eggs and Issues event on February fifth will focus on economic development. Checkout Solipillow.com
Lynchburg Sells Building for Daycare Center
02:05|Lynchburg officials plan to sell an empty city-owned building on Jackson Street for $200,000 to a developer, Lynchburg Services LLC, who aims to transform it into a daycare center for up to 150 kids. The project aligns with the citys neighborhood plan and could bring up to 30 jobs to the area. The sale is up for vote at Tuesdays city council meeting, with renovations estimated at $850,000. The developer has a solid track record, having previously turned an old Coca-Cola Bottling Company building into a performing arts center. Checkout Solipillow.com