Community Foundation photo exhibit puts focus on issue of housing insecurity
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A photography exhibit organized by the Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge focuses on the issue of housing insecurity.
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Smoke from wildfires returns to Virginia; air quality alerts likely to be issued Thursday
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Smoke and hazy conditions have returned to western and northern parts of Virginia due to wildfires burning in Canada.
‘A fun way for our community to support local youth’: Boys & Girls Club hosts first golf tournament
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Big dreams are nothing new at the Boys & Girls Club of Waynesboro, Staunton and Augusta County, but a golf tournament is new.
Amid affordable housing crisis, Alexandria complex appears to be raising rates, threatening evictions
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Two U.S. Senators sent a letter to a real estate owner in Alexandria expressing concerns of tenants at an affordable housing complex.
Coming to America: Pickleball courts in empty mall and office spaces
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Coming to an empty mall space near you: pickleball. Renovated mall and office space will be transformed into pickleball courts.
The first draft of history: Stories of a journalist, coming up on 20 years in the business
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A few topics of interest were in the back of my mind, many of which I never dreamed I would actually ever get to write about.
VDOT prepared for severe weather expected throughout Virginia today
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The Virginia Department of Transportation is prepared to address the potential impacts of the forecasted severe weather expected this afternoon and into the evening.
Public hearing: VDOT invites comments on Woodrow Wilson Avenue in Fishersville
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VDOT will hold a public hearing focused on roadway and intersection improvements to Woodrow Wilson Avenue in Augusta County.
Family feud of 20+ years pits restaurant owners against each other in Facebook spat
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A “family feud” spanning two decades has spilled over onto social media in recent days between two cousins who both operate restaurants in the Greater Augusta County region, and the matter may ultimately be addressed in court.
Virginia law intended to boost living wage may backfire for disabled employees
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One local non-profit leader fears that the increase in minimum wage may eventually force small businesses and organizations in Virginia to eliminate hiring disabled people.
