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Patsy Cline, would become a famous country singer, was born in Winchester in 1932. But on the heels of the Depression, and with her father looking for work as a blacksmith, her family moved around around a lot.
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As one of the country’s fastest-growing metropolitan regions, Charlotte has a powerful, energetic vibe. Of course, with so much growth and change happening so fast in our rapidly developing cities, there is often a sense of tension.
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Recent rainfall has led the Virginia Drought Monitoring Task Force to recommended de-escalating drought warning advisories in 15 counties and 10 cities in the New River, Middle James, and York-James drought evaluation regions.
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In a small Virginia town, meeting somebody new usually depends on where you spend your time: church, a football game or coffee shop.
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VDOT has updated its list of scheduled road work, construction and maintenance for our local area for the week of Aug. 3-7.
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We got us some rain in the past week, up to six inches in some parts of Virginia, but we’re still not out of the woods in terms of the ongoing long-term drought.
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Free-to-play entertainment has become a normal part of the American day because it asks for attention before it asks for money.
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The Wayne Theatre in Downtown Waynesboro will premiere a production of Children of Eden, the acclaimed musical featuring music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz and book by John Caird.
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Three numbers decide most of a Virginia contractor’s insurance bill: the liability rate, the state’s employee threshold for workers compensation, and bond cost.
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A reader, and longtime critic, whose last email to me, before last week, was to criticize us for “political blather” that “charades as journalism,” took a different tone on our reporting on the situation facing Waynesboro Public Schools.
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