Chris Graham talks AEW on ‘Mark Moses Show’
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Chris Graham joins the “Mark Moses Show” to defend the honor of AEW star Kenny Omega.
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Update: Augusta County Sheriff’s Office investigating stolen camper
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The Augusta County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the theft of a camper that was stolen from the 1400 block of East Side Highway, Waynesboro, on July 23.
Street Knowledge: Chris Graham, Scott German talk baseball, NBA return
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AFP editor Chris Graham and Scott German talk actual sports for once.
Why Nov. 3 is anything but the sure thing people think it to be
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Mail-in ballots are one 2020 election concern, highlighted by President Trump’s recent comments. A bigger one that is under the radar: how do you organize in a pandemic?
An oral history of Augusta Free Press
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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.
Inside the Numbers: Local economy outpacing neighbors, state
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The local economy in Augusta County, Staunton and Waynesboro is beginning to get back toward pre-shutdown levels in terms of the local job situation.
Investigation: Augusta County man arrested, faces 10 child sex abuse felony charges
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An Augusta County man faces 10 felony charges involving child sex abuse after an investigation led to his arrest on July 24.
USDA Farm to School Grants connect more students with locally grown, raised food
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The Virginia Department of Education will use a nearly $100,000 Farm to School Grant from the USDA to support efforts of school nutrition programs to serve Virginia-grown food in school cafeterias and school-based meals programs.
Rod Mullins joins Chris Graham to talk NASCAR news, notes
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Rod Mullins joins us live to talk NASCAR’s trip to Texas and Kansas, with New Hampshire coming up this weekend.
Mary Baldwin University announces new Coalition for Social Justice
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Mary Baldwin University has formed a Coalition for Social Justice to address pressing issues of social justice and racial inequality looking forward to the 2020–2021 academic year and beyond.
