Waynesboro: The Foundry finds its groove booking nostalgic bands from the ’90s
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A sign on the wall at The Foundry in Waynesboro shows the growing music venue may now host 1,000 people at its East Main Street location.
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Monticello to lead network designed to teach civics to millions of Americans
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Monticello, the Charlottesville home of Thomas Jefferson, will serve as a hub for a network aimed to teach civics to millions of Americans.
Virginia Tech aerospace engineer explains near collision of aircraft in North Dakota
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An aerospace engineer at VTech sheds some light on the FAA investigating of another serious aviation incident in North Dakota.
Trump orders National Guard to DC, to protect capital from lowering crime rate
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Donald Trump, still trying to deflect from his proximity to a child sex-trafficking ring, announced Monday that he will deploy the National Guard to Washington, D.C.
Pro basketball players from Augusta, Rockingham: And not just Curry and Sampson
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Dell Curry (Fort Defiance) and Ralph Sampson (Harrisonburg) were both born at old Rockingham Memorial Hospital in Harrisonburg.
Gene Zitver: Ben Cline goes along with Donald Trump’s tariff fantasy
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MAGA Congressman Ben Cline thinks Donald Trump deserves praise for negotiating these dubious “trade deals.”
Tony Schiavone returns home to Western Virginia with AEW ‘Collision’
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For the better part of the last four decades, Augusta County native Tony Schiavone has been one of the most recognizable voices in all of professional wrestling.
New day, new list: Federal government takes aim, again, at so-called sanctuary jurisdictions
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A list of sanctuary jurisdictions was released by the Justice Department, and surprisingly, no cities or counties in Virginia were included.
Wildfire smoke returns to northeast this weekend, ‘impressive heat’ to make return
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Wildfires raging across Canada may cause hazy conditions in the northeast, including Virginia, over the next several days.
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank’s new CEO brings 25+ years in nonprofit leadership
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The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank has announced that accomplished nonprofit leader Kari Jorgensen Diener will serve as the next CEO.
