Dwayne Yancey is the Founding Editor at Cardinal News. He focuses on regional interest and world news, covering themes such as government and politics, climate change, and local economies, with a particular emphasis on elections and water management. Dwayne's work has been featured in various outlets, including Radio IQ/WVTF Public Radio, The Roanoke Times, and The Daily Yonder.
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Dwayne Yancey's work focuses predominantly on local government and politics, specifically within the state of Virginia. His coverage attributes indicate a preference for legal policy regulations and citing data, suggesting he would be most receptive to pitches that involve in-depth analysis or commentary on legislative actions, political trends, or election outcomes within Virginia.
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By: Dwayne Yancey
To understand the trade war between the U.S. and Canada, we must first understand why Canada even exists. That history reveals the parts of our founding story that Americans aren't taught. Let's start with why five Colonies didn't join the revolution.
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Energy issues are pressing the district from all sides, but the congressional candidates have been reluctant to talk about those.
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The water levels now, while low, remain significantly higher than the two worst droughts in the past four decades. We also use less water now than we did then and have more water sources.
By: Dwayne Yancey
The governor held a roundtable with beef farmers in Botetourt County on Tuesday where they discussed ways to help the beef industry.
By: Dwayne Yancey
The quarterly forecast from the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service paints a mixed picture of the Virginia economy. GDP is expanding again but maybe not in ways that help a lot of people.
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The number of top schools that are losing money on intercollegiate athletics has nearly doubled over the past decade. Many others are profitable only because schools are subsdizing the programs or imposing mandatory fees on students to cover the costs for what increasingly are professionalized sports.
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Beth Macy uses the traditional campaign kick-off event to excoriate Ben Cline’s support for President Trump; Cline says Republicans are looking out for working families.
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Localities can no longer ban solar development, which means they all now need rules for solar projects. Some places want more restrictions than others. Here are the political realities they need to keep in mind.
By: Dwayne Yancey
Virginia Tech and Clemson were once evenly balanced in finances. Over the past decade Tech has doubled fundraising, but Clemson has increased its fundraising by even more. Here's a look at how colleges are trying to make up for the wealth gap opening up in college sports.
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This year marks the anniversary of a dark and complicated period in Virginia history: A civil war known as Bacon's Rebellion that was led by a man who advocated genocide of Native Americans.
