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There are still ways that people in the Shenandoah Valley and Central Virginia can celebrate Christmas amidst the chaos of COVID-19. In this article, we will talk through the ways that people can continue to find joy this holiday season.
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The effort dating back to 2001 to develop a trail system out of a 4,700-foot abandoned train tunnel at Rockfish Gap in Nelson County has finally come to fruition.
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Rain is in the forecast for this weekend, but this could be a blessing in disguise as the calendar moves us closer to peak fall color season.
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AFP editor Chris Graham offers an oral history of the news site, dating back to its origins as a print tabloid in the 1990s.
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Future generations will have been impacted by the next Great Depression coming on the heels of the COVID-19 pandemic we are now experiencing.
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You can carry all of your world and the closest people in an RV, be it a crazy family adventure or tripping with a bunch of friends, and RV rental trips cut down on a big chunk of hotel stay expenditures too.
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The Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation added 242 acres to the Natural Area Preserve System in October, and conserved 63 acres of land through two open-space easements with the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club.
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Fall weather is slowly starting to creep in, and it’s the perfect time to take some time off work and enjoy the shift of seasons. Whether you’re a Virginia native or you’re visiting from out of town, the state has so much to offer.
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Eastern Mennonite University welcomes three peacebuilders for its annual “TenTalks. Impact. Influence. Inspire.”
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Tourism revenue for the City of Waynesboro reached $37,487,675, a 3.3 percent increase over 2017, according to data released on Tuesday by the United States Travel Association.
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