Waynesboro School Board race off the rails with legally dubious video accusation
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The race for the Ward C seat on the Waynesboro School Board has devolved into dirty politics.
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1,000 Miles for 1,000 Lights: Group riding to raise money to give light to those in need
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A group raising money for Watts of Love, which works to bring light to people in parts of the world without electricity, will be riding through the Shenandoah Valley on its fourth annual 1,000 Miles for 1,000 Lights ride.
Waynesboro: Jim Wood dismisses concerns about Northrop Grumman pollution
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Jim Wood, the former vice mayor of Waynesboro, known for his “Pete Buttplug” slur of former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, doesn’t think the Northrop Grumman pollution issue is that big a deal.
Social media after an injury – Smart habits a Columbus personal injury lawyer urges clients to follow
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After an injury, social media can twist a story. A smile in a picture, a joke in a caption, or a quick check‑in can be used to argue that pain is gone or limits are small.
Dave Colton | On the subject of universal health care, I’m fed up with stupid
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As I have gotten older, I’ve come to appreciate the phrase, “I don’t suffer fools gladly,” which means having little patience for people who are foolish, ignorant or incompetent.
Before the first meeting: What a photo search can add to an online introduction
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A photo is a starting point for a search. Face2Social will search for matches across four platforms: Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and X.
Hampton Roads predicted to be hit hard by storms this week, entire state may see heavy rain
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Strong wind gusts and heavy rain are expected this week due to storms that are predicted to impact major U.S. cities along the mid-Atlantic coast.
Blogger good at picking dumb fights gets prime speaking spot at Beth Macy event
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Tell you what, if Lorie Jean Akanbi, the first Black female vice mayor of Waynesboro, doesn’t have room under the local Democratic Party tent, well, there’s a reason Democrats haven’t won the congressional seat out this way in 36 years.
Another construction fraud case on the local court docket: Who can you trust?
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There’s a fresh construction fraud case headed to the local court docket, on top of the case involving a well-promoted local realtor, Amy Argenbright, who is set for a two-day jury trial next month in Augusta County.
Charlottesville: Kadencia Orchestra to headline 14th annual Cville Sabroso
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Kadencia Orchestra, which has performed at the now-shuttered Kennedy Center, will headline the 14th annual Cville Sabroso, which is being presented on Saturday from 2-9 p.m. at Ting Pavilion in the Downtown Mall.
