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Waynesboro is getting a new Wawa: Like we need another all-night gas station
Wawa is opening another all-night gas station in Waynesboro this week; great, something else that people like me trying to get people’s attention will have to compete with.
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Spanberger approves $500K in grants for local agriculture, forestry projects
The governor’s office announced on Tuesday the award of more than $500,000 in grants to agriculture and forestry projects in 14 Virginia localities.
Staunton: Who is responsible for the $15.6 million for Amtrak station upgrades?
Folks are wondering where the money is coming from to pay for the $15.6 million in upgrades to the Staunton Amtrak Station.
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Warner: Meta was running paid ads depicting child sexual abuse material
U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., wants to know how Meta allowed more than 50 image and video ads containing child sexual abuse material and non-consensual intimate images to make their way into the company’s ad libraries.
Sixth District race: Beth Macy challenges Ben Cline to three candidate debates
The debate over having debates season has officially kicked off in the Sixth District congressional race, as expected, launched by the Democratic Party challenger, Beth Macy.
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UVA Basketball: Ryan Odom agrees to one-year contract extension
UVA Basketball coach Ryan Odom has signed a contract extension that runs through the end of the 2031-2032 season.
RCBL alum Bradley Hanner makes MLB debut with New York Yankees
Bradley Hanner made his Major League debut for the New York Yankees over the weekend, pitching one inning of relief in Toronto against the Blue Jays.
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City of Charlottesville names Joshua Barr to chief prosperity officer post
Charlottesville City Manager Sam Sanders reshuffled his leadership team last year, recasting Ashley Marshall from having the job title deputy city manager for racial equity, diversity, and inclusion to being the city government’s chief prosperity officer.
Spanberger approves $500K in grants for local agriculture, forestry projects
The governor’s office announced on Tuesday the award of more than $500,000 in grants to agriculture and forestry projects in 14 Virginia localities.
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