Culpeper District Traffic Alert: Road work scheduled for week of Jan. 23-27
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VDOT has updated its list of ongoing road work and maintenance projects in the Culpeper District for the week of Jan. 23-27.
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Positive offensive signs give Hokies confidence in facing ACC-leading Clemson
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Virginia Tech has a big opportunity to try and get its season back on track with a game on Saturday at the Atlantic Coast Conference leader, Clemson.
ACC Basketball Reset: Things are starting to get clearer at midway point
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As we approach the midway point of the ACC schedule, things are beginning to look a little bit clearer.
Women’s Basketball: Virginia, again, can’t close out double-digit fourth-quarter lead in L
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Virginia led by 10 entering the fourth quarter, but Florida State dominated the final 10 minutes en route to a 77-68 win over the ‘Hoos on Thursday in Charlottesville.
Unhealthy Hokies’ season continues to unravel in loss to #10 Virginia
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Virginia Tech is coming off arguably its best season ever, but the Hokies simply don’t have the luxury of the blue bloods of the sport.
Virginia Tech gives #10 Virginia all it can handle, but still drops sixth straight
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Virginia Tech had a bye this past weekend from ACC play. But the Hokies still lost. Badly.
Virginia Tech faces #10 Virginia looking to get season back on the rails
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Virginia Tech is itching for a win, itching for some bit of inspiration as they look to get a derailed season back on track.
Albemarle County: Police identify man who died in Jan. 13 fatal crash on Route 29
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Albemarle County Police have identified the victim of a Jan. 13 fatal vehicle crash involving pedestrians as Harry Steven Allen, 53, of Charlottesville.
The Afton Express is ‘a resounding success’ for planning district
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After more than 12,000 trips between Staunton, Augusta and Waynesboro and the City of Charlottesville and Albemarle County since September 2021, the Afton Express is a success story.
Waynesboro: Baby steps toward getting some bang for our taxpayer-funded charity
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The City of Waynesboro paid $3.475 million back in 2011 to take scrub brush that no one else had any interest in off the hands of politically connected friends of city leaders.
