Virginia makes shots, wins: Yes, basketball can actually be that simple
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Often, winning in basketball is as simple as making shots. As in making as many, or more than, you miss.
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Netanyahu is rendering Israel morally bankrupt
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The unfathomable massacre of Israeli Jews by Hamas and its insatiable thirst for Jewish blood has rightfully evoked the most virulent condemnation from many corners of the world, including many Arab states.
Augusta County School Board delays vote on library policy changes
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The Augusta County School Board discussed changes to its Library/Media policy at last night’s regular meeting but tabled a vote on it.
Dickie Bell: Youngkin should prepare his veto pen for misnamed ‘railroad safety’ bill
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Burdensome rail safety legislation has once again been introduced in the Virginia statehouse and will cross Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s desk any day now.
Liberty, JMU announce football schedule dates for 2025, 2026 seasons
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Liberty and JMU announced Friday that they have added four future dates to their respective schedules, with the first game of the series set for the 2025 season.
No shortcut to true barbecue: Dallas-based, family-operated franchise chain expands to Mexico
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Dickey’s Barbecue Pit, the world’s largest barbecue chain, was founded in 1941 by the Dickey family in Dallas and is served in 44 states.
Mailbag: UVA hoops fans, passing time during the bye, let it all hang out
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The second midweek bye of the 2024 ACC season has given UVA fans time to reflect. It’s the end of the world as we know it, but AFP editor Chris Graham feels fine, apparently.
Is Reece Beekman an NBA talent? Yes, but he’s going to have to play his way in
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Reece Beekman is doing all the right things to get himself ready for the NBA, but it’s looking like he’s going to have to play his way in out of the Summer League and probably a year in the G League.
John Whitehead: Manufactured choices make a mockery of our republic
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This year’s presidential election, much like every other election in recent years, is what historian Daniel Boorstin referred to as a “pseudo-event.”
Waynesboro played by the rules with the Northrop Grumman deal: Need to change the rules
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There was a brief spate of protest activity from local progressive liberals related to the deal announced by the City of Waynesboro and Northrop Grumman back in November.
