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Augusta Free Press will be at Davenport Field in Charlottesville, Va., for Saturday’s NCAA Baseball Tournament Charlottesville Regional game between top seed UVA (45-13) and #2 seed Arkansas (39-23).
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Postgame notes and quotes from both teams from the 2014 NCAA Charlottesville Regional baseball game between UVA and Bucknell.
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Postgame notes and quotes from both teams from the 2014 NCAA Charlottesville Regional baseball game between Arkansas and Liberty.
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Augusta Free Press editor Chris Graham will be reporting live from Davenport Field in Charlottesville, Va., for the second game of the first day of the NCAA Baseball Charlottesville Regional between Liberty (41-16) and Arkansas (38-23).
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The Virginia baseball team begins NCAA tournament play at 2 p.m. Friday when it takes on Bucknell in the first game of the NCAA Charlottesville Regional at Davenport Field.
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Game 5 of the NCAA Charlottesville Regional, originally scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday, has been moved to a 1 p.m. start, as announced Wednesday by the NCAA.
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The Virginia baseball team will open the 2014 NCAA Baseball Championship at 2 p.m. Friday (May 30) when it plays Bucknell in the NCAA Charlottesville Regional at Davenport Field.
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Are you experiencing ringing in your ears? Or difficulty hearing? Let Hearing Healthcare of Virginia clear up the confusion. You’re invited to a free seminar about hearing loss. A free lunch will be offered at Wood Grill Buffet.
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At 11:14 a.m. Wednesday, Virginia State Police were called to the scene of a plane crash in Albemarle County. A single-engine Beechcraft crashed landed in the front yard of a house in the 3100 block of Preddy Creek Road.
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Last year, on what is traditionally the “Black Friday” after Thanksgiving, when the holiday shopping season traditionally cranks into overdrive, the Paramount Theater staged its very first Alternative Gift Fair, raising thousands of dollars for 17 of Charlottesville’s beloved non-profits, including organizations dedicated to energy, poverty, animal rescue, nature, the arts, education, innovation, and more.
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