Super Bowl Preview: It’s Hurts vs. Mahomes in historic all-Black quarterback matchup
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KC’s Patrick Mahomes and Philly’s Jalen Hurts will be the first two African-American starters under center in the history of the Super Bowl.
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Virginia business owners: Help needed for post-pandemic ‘new normal’
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Despite ongoing economic challenges facing employers across the country, a new survey shows that small businesses are planning to grow in 2023 and are driving economic confidence.
Show me the money! Super Bowl LVII betting likely to exceed $1 billion
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While most of us tune into the Super Bowl for entertainment and to watch some fun commercials, a number of adults in the U.S. are paying attention to much more than the game.
Laurie’s Chocolates comes full circle in Staunton with popularity of ‘Harry Potter’
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Local chocolatier Laurie Douglass has turned a hobby into a full-time business with Laurie’s Chocolates. Douglass was taking a break from prepping 80 bags of sea salt toffee for delivery to Afton Mountain Vineyards.
Shorthanded George Mason struggles on offense, gets waxed at Duquesne, 75-52
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George Mason shot 37.3 percent and committed 21 turnovers in a 75-52 loss at Duquesne on Wednesday.
What is the most expensive commercial in Super Bowl history? Ask Alexa
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There are many draws to Super Bowl Sunday. From the food, halftime show and the commercials, for many, it’s the social event of the year. Oh, and then there’s the actual game, if anyone is actually watching that.
Virginia hoops expat Casey Morsell on JPJ jeering his return: ‘It was just noise’
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NC State guard Casey Morsell had been anticipating his return to Charlottesville, where he had spent the first two years of his college career, for quite some time.
Virginia, dialed in on D, stifles #22 NC State: What’s the plan going forward?
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Virginia hadn’t been Virginia lately on the defensive end, and Tony Bennett drove that point home to his team after the 74-68 loss at Virginia Tech over the weekend.
Ending homelessness: What can Waynesboro do to prevent the next Tent City?
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In Charlottesville and cities and counties around the nation, the goal is generally to move homeless men and women into permanent affordable housing – with subsidized rent. The problem is that most localities do not have adequate affordable housing.
‘Magnitude of increase is unprecedented’: Waynesboro property value up 29.5 percent
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Notices of the 2023 general reassessment of real property in Waynesboro were mailed Tuesday. Along with the rest of the Commonwealth, property values are up significantly, seeing an average increase of 29.5 percent.
