Tess Majors Foundation reports on charitable impacts in first year of operation
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The charitable foundation set up in memory of former Augusta Free Press intern Tess Majors had a busy first year.
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Gas prices ticking back up due to the latest dumb Trump tariffs flip-flop
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Donald Trump’s waffling on his dumb Trump tariffs is fueling an increase in gas prices, with the national average up six cents a gallon with a surge in oil prices.
Update on missing Augusta County man subject of search on Shenandoah Mountain
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There is a heavy police presence at the Confederate Breastworks trail on Shenandoah Mountain as authorities lead a search for a missing person who has been identified as Scott Wayne Fitzgerald from Augusta County.
VDOT: Road work on the schedule in Albemarle, Greene, Nelson, for week of May 19-23
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VDOT has released an updated schedule of road construction and maintenance for Albemarle County, Greene County and Nelson County for the week of May 19-23.
Monticello Wine Week to celebrate winemakers, wines produced in the region
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Monticello Wine Week will feature events in multiple locations June 5-8 celebrating exceptional wines from the Charlottesville area.
PVCC expands testing services on campus for people seeking new careers
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Piedmont Virginia Community College in Charlottesville is expanding its testing services with Prov, Kryterion and Pearson Vue.
Severe weather potential, including tornadoes, possible in Virginia tonight
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There is potential for severe thunderstorms in Virginia tonight that may produce high winds, heavy rain, lightning and localized tornadoes.
Virginia DOE awards $600K to 16 school divisions for CTE equipment upgrades
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Virginia has awarded $600,000 in competitive grant funding to 16 school divisions to upgrade equipment for CTE programs.
Oh, hail! Severe weather in Virginia may lead to strong wind, downpours
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A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued by the storm prediction center with the National Weather Service.
Former deputy files $5.35M suit against Augusta County sheriff over forced resignation
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The $5.35 million federal civil rights lawsuit filed against Augusta County Sheriff Donald Smith that is making news today might need to be taken with a grain of salt.
