Think twice before calling the cops: The deadly cost of police welfare checks
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Think twice before you call the cops to carry out a welfare check on a loved one.
Search Results for Live Arts Theater
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Five ideas for date nights (and mornings) in downtown Harrisonburg
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If you are looking to reconnect with a loved one this fall, downtown Harrisonburg is home to more than 40 restaurants, cafes, five breweries and a cidery nearby.
First Fridays of the Valley to feature 16 Harrisonburg venues
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Sixteen Harrisonburg venues plan to offer visual, musical, and/or literary arts experiences during First Fridays of the Valley on Friday.
Mass shootings: The vicious cycle fueled by America’s toxic cult of violence
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Surely there’s more to these shootings than just easy access to weapons and mental illness.
List of Juneteenth 2022 celebrations in Virginia
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Virginia is in its third year of recognizing Juneteenth as an official state holiday and is celebrating the holiday all month long with events, speaker series, tours, and virtual offerings across the state.
American Shakespeare Center opens summer with ‘Every Brilliant Thing’
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American Shakespeare Center begins its 2022 summer season with a heartwarming show that explores the things that make life worth living.
Places to visit in Virginia this summer
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Museums, hiking trails, wineries, mountains, magnificent parks, lakes, beaches, and unique attractions await travelers to Virginia.
Petersburg Symphony Orchestra returns with concert at Virginia State University
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The Petersburg Symphony Orchestra will host its next concert on Sunday at 4 p.m. in Virginia State University’s historic Anderson-Turner Auditorium.
Staunton receives $100K state grant for Arcadia Project
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The City of Staunton has been awarded an Industrial Revitalization Fund Planning Grant for $100,000 through the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development to support the Arcadia Project.
EMU’s spring opera ‘Noye’s Fludde’ brings message of grace
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After the tumultuous last few years, Justin Poole and James Richardson felt a need to offer a message of faith and peace.
