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Don’t let ‘Project Hail Mary’ freak you out: The sun will come out tomorrow
A new movie called “Project Hail Mary” is freaking people out over what happens if the sun starts to burn out.
UVA Football: Tony Elliott talks with reporters, who don’t ask about Jahmal Edrine
The UVA Football media, on Tuesday, got their first crack at Tony Elliott since the Jahmal Edrine rape case hit the news wire.
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Tracy Pyles: Donald Trump, Pete Hegseth, unleashed Epic Fury on little girls
A fellow grandfather shared a life moment, after watching a grandchild exit his care for another day of elementary school.
Staunton man extradited from Texas to face 18 child pornography charges
A Staunton man is facing multiple charges for child pornography and for one obscene item that portrayed a sexual act with an animal.
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NCAA Tournament: VCU isn’t scared of the Carolina name on the uniform
VCU is back in the NCAA Tournament for a second straight season, third in the last four, on its third coach in those four to take them dancing.
One-and-done: Examining Virginia’s NCAA Tournament exits in 2021, 2023, 2024
UVA Basketball, rather famously, and for most of you reading this, unfortunately, hasn’t won a single NCAA Tournament game since the magical six-game run to the 2019 national championship.
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UVA Basketball: Kymora Johnson, Coach Mox, finally going dancing
Kymora Johnson grew up in Charlottesville, went to school at St. Anne’s-Belfield, practically on Grounds.
NCAA Tournament: VCU isn’t scared of the Carolina name on the uniform
VCU is back in the NCAA Tournament for a second straight season, third in the last four, on its third coach in those four to take them dancing.
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Why more home buyers are eyeing the Staunton and Waynesboro corridor
For a long time, the Staunton-Waynesboro corridor was where people from Charlottesville went to look for homes when they got priced out.
Cut flower farmers in Virginia find support through state Extension initiative
A growing number of farmers' markets and roadside stands offer local growers an opportunity to sell homegrown bouquets.
