Strong vibes around Virginia Tech football with latest recruiting class
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The results on the field haven’t been that good, and that is often expected in year one of a new coach, but the vibes? Yeah, the vibes are really good.
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George Mason blows three-point lead in final 20 seconds, falls at ODU, 78-77
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ODU rallied from a three-point deficit in the final 20 seconds to defeat George Mason, 78-77, on Wednesday in Norfolk.
Virginia home sales register sharp decline; rent prices also down from last year
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Virginia home sales registered the sharpest decline in more than a decade in the month of November
Goodbye for now: Henderson plans return to Waynesboro City Council in 2024
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Bobby Henderson’s current term on Waynesboro City Council ends on Dec. 31, but in no way should you think that he’s done with politics or no longer invested in the future of the River City.
Albemarle County: New traffic patterns at two high-volume intersections
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People coming back to Albemarle County for the holidays who haven’t been here for a while need to be aware of new traffic patterns at construction projects ongoing at two high-volume intersections.
Virginia planning to highlight low-rated football recruiting class in cool way
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Virginia Football is planning to introduce the Class of 2023 with a live show set to air on Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. on the VirginiaSports.com website.
School field trip to JMU gets Karens bent out of shape over ‘racial plays’
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A grandmother got upset because a field trip to see a performance of traditional Nigerian dance at JMU made her feel uncomfortable about being white.
Willing to get your hands wet? Virginia Beach Art Center teaches timeless art of pottery
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From broken pieces of ceramic interred in soil to modern designs displayed in galleries, human hands have been shaping clay into objects for millennia.
Baltimore has won ugly this year; against Cleveland, the Ravens lost ugly
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Some games are so bad, you just turn them off and watch something else, anything else. You just forget it.
Foragers hit the woods, wilderness in Virginia in search of wild foods
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Foraging for wild edible and medicinal plants has become more popular in recent years among people who want to learn about self-reliance and wilderness survival, and to expand their food sources.
