Crystal Graham: It’s been 30 years without Tina
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It’s been 30 years without Tina. She was beautiful. She looked much older than 15. Her photos showed signs of sadness … signs of being tired … signs that she was in pain.
Search Results for Move Over
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Things get real: JMU, after two easy wins, opens Sun Belt play at App State
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JMU debuted in FBS with two easy home wins – 44-7 in the season opener against Middle Tennessee State, 63-7 over Norfolk State in Week 2.
Virginia Tech Football Notebook: Pry happy with progress through first three weeks
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Virginia Tech football coach Brent Pry saw what he wanted out of his team in its 27-7 win over Wofford last weekend.
The ACC is finally moving to Charlotte: Try to act like you’re not surprised
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The worst-kept secret on Tobacco Road was that the ACC would be moving its headquarters from the conference’s long-time home in Greensboro down I-85 to Charlotte.
New county courthouse location: room for growth in Verona or renovate and rebuild in Staunton?
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The decision to build a new courthouse in Augusta County has been made for voters, but on Nov. 8 voters will decide where.
Youngkin’s Department of Education rolls out rollback of transgender student protections
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The Youngkin administration quietly released rewritten “model policies” for the treatment of transgender students that would roll back equal protections enacted under former Gov. Ralph Northam last year.
What do Tony Elliott, Des Kitchings need to do to fix the gummed up UVA offense?
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Des Kitchings is catching heat from UVA fans because his offense, through three games, frankly, sucks.
‘Funniest stand-up alive:’ Brian Regan brings comedy to The Paramount Theater
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Comedian Brian Regan will perform at The Paramount Theater on Jan. 15 at 7 p.m.
Legislation introduced in Senate would assist with advance care planning services
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The Improving Access to Advance Care Planning Act was introduced in the Senate last week to assist Americans with access to advance care planning services.
Keys to the Game: Why the Steelers came up short in 17-14 loss to New England
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The Pittsburgh Steelers wasted a chance to move to 2-0, losing 17-14 at home on Sunday against the New England Patriots. Pittsburgh had just two field goals through the first three quarters and could not find the Week 1 magic they showed against the Bengals.
