Staunton: Local residents work to bring Harry Potter characters to life
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More than 20 years ago, Craig and Melanie Brimhall of Grottoes began hosting “Harry Potter” parties for their children and friends.
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Albemarle County: One person dead in early Friday morning structure fire
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One person is dead from injuries in a structure fire in Albemarle County early Friday morning.
From banned book to musical: Fun Home is story of family, identity, LGBTQ+ acceptance
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ShenanArts presents “Fun Home,” the Tony Award-winning musical adaptation of Alison Bechdel’s acclaimed graphic memoir.
Major Dave questions whether North Carolina has really removed 747K voters
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The Waynesboro City Council candidate who spends the bulk of his time and energy on North Carolina politics has something to say about the reports that the state has removed 747,000 voters from the voter rolls there.
House, Senate pass resolution to avoid a federal government shutdown
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Congress, perpetually unable to do its job, is at least good at kicking the can down the road, as evidenced by the latest continuing resolution that passed both houses on Wednesday.
There isn’t another coach that is going to offer this Matthew Sluka kid $100K
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On the one hand, you can’t really blame this Matthew Sluka kid who is leaving UNLV after three games over money that he says was promised to him, and not delivered.
Staunton: Queen City Mischief & Magic races raise funding for Blue Ridge CASA
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QCMM brings tourists and local residents together for fun and community, but also raises awareness about Staunton’s local nonprofits.
Albemarle County: Work begins on pedestrian bridge on Seminole Trail
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Traffic lanes on southbound U.S. 29 (Seminole Trail) in Albemarle County will shift a foot and a half away from the median to allow contract crews room to work on a pedestrian bridge that will cross U.S. 29.
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank among recipients of 400K pounds of protein from Perdue Farms
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Perdue Farms is donating 400,000 pounds of “no antibiotics ever” chicken to 10 food banks along the East Coast from Delaware to Georgia.
Report: Youth and teen suicide by firearm at all-time high in United States
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A new report from the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions highlights the ongoing gun violence crisis in the United States.
