Economists predict Thanksgiving turkey prices will be lower this year
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Families can expect plenty of Thanksgiving turkeys to go around this holiday season and at a more affordable cost than last year’s record-breaking prices.
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Men’s Soccer: Virginia rallies from early deficit, knocks off #11 Pitt, 2-1, at Klöckner
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Lots of action in the first half, with Virginia answering an early Pitt goal with goals from Mo Thiam and Stephen Annor, then holding off the 11th-ranked Panthers in the final 45 minutes to secure the 2-1 upset Friday night at Klöckner Stadium.
Culpeper District Traffic Alert: VDOT schedule for the week of Oct. 16-20
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VDOT has updated its schedule for highway work in the Culpeper District during the next week.
Senate race 2023: MBU grad Jade Harris hopes abuse of trans youth will not be Virginia’s legacy
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Jade Harris, 25, has a lot she wants Virginians to know about her, including that she is running for District 3 in this year’s Senate race.
Pat McAfee is paying guys to be on his show: Is there an ethics issue here?
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I’ve worked in print and broadcast media for (checks notes) 28 years now. I learned literally today that it’s apparently routine for athletes and coaches to be paid for interviews.
Glenn Youngkin putting down big bucks to play ‘disinformation politics’ on GOP abortion ban
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Glenn Youngkin wants you to believe that Democrats are overstating how much Republicans want to outlaw abortion.
Documentary on Nikki Giovanni coming to theaters in fall, hoping for Oscar nomination
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A documentary focused on renowned poet Nikki Giovanni has been acquired by HBO and may be in Oscar contention.
Waynesboro School Board reviews budget priorities, school performance ratings
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Despite lack of line-item budget numbers from the Commonwealth, Waynesboro Schools is carrying on with the 2022-2023 school year.
Construction set to begin in 2025 on Museum of Natural History Waynesboro campus
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The Virginia Museum of Natural History’s Waynesboro campus is on schedule to begin construction as early as 2025.
Judge rules in favor of Augusta County in FOIA case involving March 20 closed session
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A state judge sided with Augusta County in a suit challenging the county’s denial of a Freedom of Information Act request that had been filed to obtain a recording of a March 20 Board of Supervisors closed session.
