Augusta County: $6.3M regional animal shelter move delayed until September
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The new $6.3 million regional animal shelter in Augusta County is facing another setback due to a delay of the shipment of dog kennels.
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Inalienable rights in an age of tyranny: The government is playing God
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What are inalienable rights worth if they can be redefined, delayed, or revoked by executive order?
Grace Christian School announces new community outreach, prepares move
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Grace Christian School announces the launch of a new Development Department focused on community outreach and school-wide engagement.
It may be time for the Washington Nationals to move on from Dave Martinez
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Dave Martinez has found himself very much on the hot seat, with his Washington Nationals having dropped 12 of their last 13 games to fall 14 games below .500.
Planting the seed: Staunton flower farmer discovers magic in gardening during COVID
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From hobbyist to full-time flower farmer, Molly Mauzy with Brown Dog Blooms is at home wandering through plants on her Staunton property.
Bongino’s proposal to move FBI Academy from Quantico ‘raises serious questions’
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FBI leaders are pushing to move the FBI National Academy from headquarters at Quantico, Virginia to Huntsville, Alabama.
MAGA Ben Cline fully on board with Trump/National Guard move in LA
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Ben Cline, you may remember, voted to decertify the 2020 election just hours after violent mobs overran the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, attacking police and threatening members of Congress and their staffs.
Augusta County: New Barterbrook Road bridge over I-81 scheduled to open today
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The new Route 635 (Barterbrook Road) bridge over Interstate 81 in Augusta County is scheduled to open to traffic on or about 2 p.m. today.
Arizona: Supreme Court chooses copper mining interests over sacred Apache religion
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Land in central Arizona holds great spiritual value to the Western Apache Indians and is on the world’s third-largest deposit of copper ore.
Harrisonburg: Immigrants rounded up by ICE were covered in dirt, appeared scared
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Eight immigrants went to work in Harrisonburg on Tuesday and didn’t return home after they were hauled away in unmarked vehicles by ICE.
