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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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Virginia Department of Health lifts recreational water advisory for Potomac River
A recreational water advisory that was issued for the Potomac River in Virginia due to a sewage spill in January has been lifted.
MAGA Republican senators signal that SAVE Act is dead before arrival
The SAVE Act that Ben Cline voted for in the U.S. House is all but dead in the U.S. Senate, with two Republican senators signaling that they are no-gos on the bill that Donald Trump envisions throwing elections forevermore to the MAGA side.
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UVA Basketball: Heading up to Philly, where the cheesesteak is on me
I’m heading up to Philly on Thursday, taking the train from Charlottesville, media credential secured, my self-imposed exile from covering UVA Basketball on-site over after, what, two weeks.
UVA Swimming: Happy Gary Taylor Probation Day, to all who celebrate
UVA Women’s Swimming begins its quest for a sixth consecutive national championship on Wednesday in Atlanta, the site of the 2026 D1 Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships, which runs from March 18-21.
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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.
