AEW president, CEO Tony Khan fires CM Punk, citing backstage incident at ‘All In’
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CM Punk has been fired by AEW, president and CEO Tony Khan said in a statement posted to the company’s Facebook page on Saturday.
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Volunteers welcome Class of 2027 to Bridgewater College
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The fall semester at Bridgewater College began one week ago with nearly 1,450 students calling BC home for the 2023-24 academic year.
‘We’re all in this together’: Mary Baldwin University president welcomes Class of 2027
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Last Wednesday, the 10th president of Mary Baldwin University welcomed the Class of 2027 on his 55th day at the Staunton school.
Harvest time: Kate Collins Middle’s student-run market open Thursday afternoons
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Waynesboro Public Schools and Project GROWS proudly present the Kate Collins Middle School student-run market, which began August 17.
Is there hope for America? Two major networks present two very different realities, research shows
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National broadcast outlets reflect the growing political polarization in America growing divides in social media.
Augusta County leaders give residents an extra minute to say their piece
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Augusta County leaders are, quite graciously, giving county residents a fourth minute to address them on the issues of the day at Board of Supervisors meetings.
Barbie power at the movies: The idea, the movement, the doll, the clothes
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A couple months ago, I read Vogue’s interview of actress Margot Robbie and the film “Barbie,” but did not think about seeing the movie.
WWE star Bray Wyatt dies of heart attack at 36; had battled COVID earlier this year
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Former WWE champion Bray Wyatt passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, according to several reports, including one from Paul Levesque, the chief content officer of WWE.
Respiratory illness season returns with rise in COVID-19 variants, hospitalizations
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The good news about the rise in COVID-19 variants and hospitalizations is that Americans are better prepared than three years ago.
Former federal employee sentenced to 18 years for $3.5 million COVID fraud scheme
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A California woman was sentenced to 18 years in prison for her role in a conspiracy to defraud at least five states of more than $3.5 million in pandemic-related unemployment insurance benefits.
