Fifty Plus: Always on my first day at work
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It never fails. Throughout my working career one of my children or husband had a stupid emergency on my first day at work.
Search Results for Keep Virginia Beautiful
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Care-A-Vanners arrive in Waynesboro to help Habitat for Humanity
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Groups of RV missionaries are in Waynesboro to help SAW Habitat for Humanity bring their 70th home under dry.
The Crooked Road on Tour to perform at Wayne Theatre
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The Crooked Road On Tour comes to the Wayne Theatre/Ross Performing Arts Center on Saturday, April 23, for one show, at 7:30 p.m.
Press Conference: UVA talks Elite Eight matchup with Syracuse
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UVA coach Tony Bennett and a group of Cavs players talk with reporters on the eve of the matchup with Syracuse in the Elite Eight on Sunday.
Creigh Deeds: Absolutely not
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The 2016 Session of the General Assembly has crossed the midpoint. I voted no on a couple of tough votes, but “no” doesn’t always mean “absolutely not.”
Governor McAuliffe’s State of the Commonwealth Address
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Gov. Terry McAuliffe delivers the 2016 State of the Commonwealth Address. Remarks as prepared for delivery.
You’re Not Alone: The ghosts of Christmases past with my father
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The past two weeks I’ve been sitting peacefully, nestled in a lavender wingback chair, every morning in front of our Christmas tree.
EMU student’s battle with rheumatoid arthritis inspires nursing studies
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Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis is not a part of our everyday vocabulary and especially not heard on a college campus.
Randy Forbes: Here we mark the price of freedom
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It was one of those days where the heat takes your breath away. It was mid-summer in our nation’s capital and the sun beat down on the marble monuments and city sidewalks. I squinted my eyes and stood shoulder to shoulder with members of my staff handing out water bottles as our guests filed off of the buses, slowly but determined, one by one. They were eager. And so were we.
Fall is for decorating gourds, too
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Lots of pumpkins will be carved and painted in the coming days. Augusta County horticulturist Mark Viette believes the bottle gourd offers a more sophisticated way to decorate for the fall—and all year long.
