Sorry, Agatha: ShenanArts pokes fun at novelist’s mysteries in ‘Something’s Afoot’
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The first two weekends in April will bring an entertaining musical to the ShenanArts’ stage that pokes fun at Agatha Christie mysteries.
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The origins of Donald Trump’s America First policy trace back to Hitler, Hearst
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People’s choice of words can be revealing. That’s certainly the case with respect to one of Donald Trump’s favorite slogans, “America First.”
Guide highlighting 15 area trails, five cycling trails now available in Spanish
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A Spanish translation of the popular Harrisonburg Rockingham County Trail Guide is now available online and highlights 15 area trails and five cycling trails.
Fishburne Military School to add non-boarding middle school curriculum
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Fishburne Military School will add a sixth grade in fall 2024 and begin transitioning to Fishburne Middle School for sixth to eighth grades in the next two years.
Warner to speak on Western District Judge nominee, UVA alum Jasmine Yoon
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Sen. Mark R. Warner of Virginia will speak on the Senate floor ahead of the confirmation of Jasmine Yoon to become a U.S. District Judge.
Brad Wolf: Restoring human dignity on the U.S. southern border
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Reynosa, Mexico, is just across the border from McAllen, Texas, and currently garners a Level 4 Travel Warning from the U.S. State Department: Do Not Travel.
Waynesboro Players production of ‘Wit’ benefits Augusta Health’s Cancer Bridge Fund
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The Waynesboro Players return to BRCC with “Wit,” which will benefit The Cancer Bridge Fund at Augusta Health Care Center.
Irish music ensemble Danú set to perform at Paramount Theater on March 7
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The Paramount Theater presents Danú performing live on March 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Charlottesville.
‘Pride and Prejudice’ brings love, story of family to The Wayne Theatre stage
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One of the most famous love stories of literature and time comes to The Wayne Theatre stage as “Pride and Prejudice” is presented.
Derek Royden: Of olive trees, bison and the dispossessed
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Besides the danger to their continued cultivation represented by climate change and disease, in the Middle East, olive trees have become targets of those who want to displace and impoverish those who care for and are sustained by them.
