Economic fallout from Iran war to be felt months after it ends, whenever that is
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If the war in Iran ended today, the impact on our economy would still be felt months out, according to Virginia Tech economics expert David Bieri.
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Charlottesville rugby club team, as it begins playoff run, looking to build sport in the area
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Rugby is American football, without pads and helmets, and without mass substitutions – and if you’re bleeding after a hit, nothing to it, ’tis but a scratch.
Former AEW world champ Chris Jericho on longevity: ‘A bad neck surgery changes everything’
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I’m still hoping to get an interview lined up with former AEW and WWE world champ Chris Jericho, who will be in Waynesboro on May 9 for a concert with his band, Fozzy, at The Foundry.
UVA Football: This Chandler Morris situation sure is getting awkward
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There’s an old saying about how if you have two quarterbacks, you don’t really have one. So, what happens if you’re UVA Football coach Tony Elliott, and you might have three?
How retail investors use market data without getting lost in the noise
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Every day, retail traders face an overwhelming amount of data, news articles, stock quotes, tweets, newsletters, and more, all vying for their attention.
15 essential technologies every business should implement in 2026
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In 2026, businesses aren’t just competing on product or price—they’re competing on technology, automation, and speed.
Interstate 81 southbound lane closures expected through mid-June
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The left lane of Interstate 81 southbound in Rockbridge County will be closed beginning on March 29, from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. on weeknights.
Nelson County has gone full MAGA: OK, so, don’t spend your money there anymore
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The Nelson County Board of Supervisors is positioning the county as a MAGA haven, in a move that might not be good for its business base.
‘Hoos 82, Wright State 73: UVA rallies late to advance in NCAA Tournament
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#3 seed Virginia faces #14 seed Wright State in a first-round NCAA Tournament game in Philadelphia.
The NCAA uses an ICE Air charter company to fly teams to March Madness
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An activist group is highlighting the move by the NCAA to use a company that operates detention and deportation flights for ICE to also ferry basketball teams to and from the NCAA Tournament.
