Author Mac Griswold to discuss life of Bunny Mellon at New Dominion Bookshop
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New Dominion Bookshop will host a book talk and signing with author Mac Griswold on Saturday, Nov. 19, at 4 p.m.
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From the Shenandoah Valley: LGBTQ community speaks out in new book
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As American society attempts to continue to ignore the LGBTQ community and legislate their roles in society, a new book spotlights their journeys in the Shenandoah Valley.
Chris Graham: The dark GQP overlords know the base is dumb enough to believe anything
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The same Republicans having trouble wrapping their heads around the politically-motivated attack on Paul Pelosi have no trouble accepting the nonsense wrapped in a nothing-burger about the 2020 election from Donald Trump.
‘Feed our community:’ Waynesboro Public Library to host local food drive
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Waynesboro Public Library will host a food drive from November 14 to December 30 to support Blue Ridge Area Food Bank.
Anarchy in America: We’re being gunned down like dogs in the street
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Day after day, the government’s crimes against the citizenry grow more egregious, more treacherous and more tragic.
Baltimore Ravens make late trade move for game-changing defender Roquan Smith
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The Baltimore Ravens made a huge move just a day ahead of Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline. That’s huge news, as the Ravens don’t have a history of making major trades during the season, which makes this a bit of a huge surprise.
New Dominion Bookshop to host Louise Marburg, conversation with Sharon Harrigan
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New Dominion Bookshop will host a book reading and signing with author Louise Marburg on Saturday, Nov. 12, at 7 p.m.
I have hope: The next generation of journalists are attentive
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I had the opportunity to speak to a few staff members of Stuart Hall School’s yearbook on Friday afternoon.
Love it or hate it? The great candy corn debate
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If you’re like most people, you either love or hate the sweet, tri-colored candy corn that comes back into popularity every Halloween season.
On Halloween, Virginia Tech instructor shares thoughts on scary stories, horror movies
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Shaun Baker’s interest in scary movies started when, as child, he would sneak in to watch bootlegged horror movies on videotapes with his cousin. Today, Baker researches the intersection of youth and horror as an advanced instructor in the Department of English at Virginia Tech.
