An adoption story: Rockingham County couple open their hearts to foster and ‘fail’
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Karl and Angie Magenhofer’s family grew by one after adopting a child they had fostered since he was five days old.
Search Results for REAL ID
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What are the environmental pros and cons of ditching the gas guzzler for an EV?
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Transportation accounts for almost a third of all U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, making the switch to EVs a welcome change for environmental advocates.
NBA Draft Primer: Who goes after #2 after Victor Wembanyama?
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While there may not be too many “sure things” in life, there is no doubt who will be selected with the opening pick in tonight’s NBA Draft at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
Digital connections: Nonprofit works to bring high-speed internet to all Americans
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Online For All brings together more than 300 local and national organizations with Civic Nation and the U.S. DOE to focus on internet access.
Donald Trump is what he has been since 2016: A threat to national security
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The indictment of Donald J. Trump is a matter of national security, not just American politics.
Awareness to mind, breath and body: Phoenix Fitness & Yoga opens Staunton studio
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In Greek mythology, the phoenix dies and is reborn from its own ashes into a more beautiful version of itself.
Five-star Jarin Stevenson to announce college decision on Wednesday: How UVA fits in
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I would love to think that Jarin Stevenson, when he announces his college choice on Wednesday, will pick Virginia, one of his three finalists, but, no, it can’t be likely.
Report: The dark web is selling your personal data for less than the cost of a Big Mac
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Stolen credit card information can be bought online for less than a McDonald’s Big Mac. The average price of hacked data for a consumer was below $5.35.
Fork Union Military Academy hires Chris Panos to start up postgrad lacrosse program
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Fork Union Military Academy has tapped Chris Panos to be the founding head coach for the academy’s new postgraduate lacrosse program.
A Waynesboro woman says her next-door neighbor is a methhead: An investigation
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A retired Waynesboro nurse thinks her next-door neighbor is running a meth-cooking operation in his backyard, and she’s made multiple reports to police to try to get them to investigate.
