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From news to sports, here’s a look at what stories and videos had the most views on Augusta Free Press in the past year.
From news to sports, here’s a look at what stories and videos had the most views on Augusta Free Press in the past year.

Many people consider bankruptcy but postpone taking action because they don’t know what’s going to happen. Often, they fear losing everything and don’t want to damage their credit. But bankruptcy is actually a structured, predictable legal process. If you’re struggling with debt and wondering what will happen if you file for bankruptcy, here’s what you…
The transfer portal formally opens on Friday. Two days out, we’re getting a clearer picture of the retention effort facing the UVA Football front office.
It’s starting to dawn on the general public that what I’ve been reporting since the spring about Abigail Spanberger having the legal authority as governor to fire en masse the MAGAs on the UVA Board of Visitors was spot on all along.
Two reporters did their best to try to get UVA Football coach Tony Elliott to throw All-ACC tailback J’Mari Taylor under the bus for sitting out the Gator Bowl game with Missouri last night.
The UVA Board of Visitors announced Friday that it has named a new president, but all it has done is escalate what has been a political battle into one that will soon become a legal one.
No disrespect to Longwood, but, no way Longwood should be in a tie game with Wake Forest with a minute to go.
Albemarle County’s investigation into a ransomware attack found that the data breach may have included resident and employee information.
The jury trial for an Augusta County realtor accused of criminal construction fraud has been withdrawn at the request of her attorney.
Tim Kaine and Mark Warner are putting their weight behind the campaigns of a pair of former Members of Congress in two 2026 Democratic Party congressional primaries.
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