Southbound traffic will shift on Route 29 widening project
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The first major traffic shift of the Route 29 widening project is scheduled for Thursday night beginning at 9 p.m.
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Celebrate farm fresh produce with National Farmers Market Week
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This year’s National Farmers Market Week, Aug. 7-13, marks the 17th annual celebration of markets and the important role they play in local economies.
Old time music featured at Blue Ridge Parkway
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Old time music will be one of the highlights of the Picnic with Friends event sponsored by the Humpback Rocks Chapter of the Friends of the Blue Ridge Parkway.
New transfer station coming to the Ivy Materials Utilization Center
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A new transfer station will be constructed on a parcel of land at the existing Ivy Materials Utilization Center (MUC) site.
Route 29-Rio Road intersection will reopen tonight
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The grade-separated intersection at Route 29 (Seminole Trail) and Route 631 (Rio Road) will reopen to traffic tonight, 46 days ahead of schedule.
Virginia Center for the Book launches VaReads.org
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The Virginia Center for the Book, a program of Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, announces the launch of a new website for literary and literacy resources.
Tom Garrett plan would tie student loan repayment, Social Security
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Fifth District Republican congressional nominee Tom Garrett introduced a proposal targeting the growing crisis of student loan repayment and Social Security solvency.
Backpack Buddies enters seventh year of helping local students
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Hundreds of school-age children in Central Virginia can’t afford to buy and fill a backpack with the school supplies needed to start the year off right.
Charlottesville woman killed in Interstate 64 crash
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A Charlottesville woman was killed in a single-vehicle accident on Interstate 64 near Charlottesville on Monday.
Charles Haney hired as new Staunton city assessor
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Charles Haney Jr. has been named city assessor for the City of Staunton, effective July 1, 2016. He succeeds Jim Gallaher, who retired after serving as the City’s assessor for 27 years.
