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Grace Randolph

Grace Randolph

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Host, Producer, and Creator, Beyond The Trailer

New York

Biography

Host and creator of Beyond The Trailer, one of the top entertainment news channels on YouTube. BTT is the first partner channel of PMC Studios.

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entertainment, movie trailersCovers: movie reviews, hollywood comics, movies comic books, film

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Total articles 19

  • Bill to permit pregnancy to count toward Medicaid entry fails

    By Grace Randolph|Henrico CitizenVerifiedA bill that would have established pregnancy as an automatic entry for Medicaid enrollment was among the 1,439 bills that failed to pass during the 2025 General Assembly session. The bill, HB2102, was sponsored by Del. Michael B. Feggans, D-Virginia Beach. At least 29 states and the District of Columbia have adopted presumptive eligibility for pregnant people.

    By Grace Randolph · Henrico Citizen

    Mar. 03, 2025

  • Virginia House advances bill barring certain food dyes in school food

    By Grace Randolph|Henrico CitizenVerifiedThe House of Delegates unanimously approved a bill prohibiting any public elementary or secondary school from offering school meals that contain certain color additives. Del. Hillary Pugh Kent, R-Warsaw, is the chief patron of the bill, HB 1910.

    By Grace Randolph · Henrico Citizen

    Jan. 30, 2025

  • Bill to permit pregnancy to count toward Medicaid entry fails

    By Grace Randolph|Henrico CitizenVerifiedA bill that would have established pregnancy as an automatic entry for Medicaid enrollment was among the 1,439 bills that failed to pass during the 2025 General Assembly session. The bill, HB2102, was sponsored by Del. Michael B. Feggans, D-Virginia Beach. At least 29 states and the District of Columbia have adopted presumptive eligibility for pregnant people.

    By Grace Randolph · Henrico Citizen

    Mar. 03, 2025

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New York, United States