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The quote from Walt Disney, “We don’t make movies to make money, we make money to make more movies,” best describes my approach to our efforts here with Augusta Free Press.
The quote from Walt Disney, “We don’t make movies to make money, we make money to make more movies,” best describes my approach to our efforts here with Augusta Free Press.
For most of the last decade, the phrase “no purchase necessary” belonged to cereal boxes and fast food peel tabs. It was the legal fine print that kept a promotion from becoming a lottery.
Amateur sports clubs bring people together, encourage physical activity and provide opportunities for friendship and teamwork.
The governor’s office reported in a release today that the Spanberger administration has restored the right to vote for 66,085 Virginians who were formerly incarcerated after being convicted of felonies.
Vin Lananna, the director of the track and field and cross country program at UVA since 2019, was named the CEO of the USA Track and Field Foundation on Friday.
A private equity firm can now clone your product before it finishes reading your pitch deck. A summary of Financial Times reporting describes how Bain & Company has built hundreds of software prototypes as part of what it calls “outside-in” diligence.
Walk through the marketing for almost any new online slot released this year and you will trip over the same two letters. AI wrote the promotional copy. AI generated the artwork.
In a recent AFP op-ed, Yvonne Surette noted that congressmen Ben Cline is labeling Democrats as communists. That may be a positive sign for his Sixth District opponent, Beth Macy, as Republicans typically resort to this branding when they are worried.
The family of a Stafford County man who died by suicide on Sunday while in custody at Rappahannock Regional Jail is seeking answers – and justice.
Many people are surprised to learn that their family history may offer more than interesting stories and old photographs.
We don’t take press releases or official statements as the final word. Digging in to get the whole story takes time and resources.