In Memory: Robert Kline Huffman III
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Robert Kline Huffman III passed away peacefully in his sleep after a brief illness on Tuesday, Dec. 7 at Augusta Health Center.
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Let us now praise Bronco Mendenhall: Who is leaving Virginia Football better than he found it
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We’ll root for Bronco Mendenhall to lead Virginia to victory in the Fenway Bowl so that his final season in Charlottesville is a winning one, but either way, he’ll hand things over to Tony Elliott the afternoon of Dec. 29 with things trending up.
State, federal, local, private investment to bring high-speed internet to 90 percent of Virginians
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Gov. Ralph Northam this week announced new grants that will advance Virginia 90 percent to the goal of achieving universal access to broadband and high-speed internet.
Christmas classics that these artists absolutely owned, ranked
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You find yourself listening more than you want to admit to Holly on SiriusXM these days, don’tcha?
Liberty adds 17 from prep, transfer, JUCO ranks for Class of 2022
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Liberty Football added 17 new members to its program today with the announcement of the Flames’ December signees.
Longwood routs Carolina, 98-56: Lancers start 7-1 at home
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In a December in which they spread a wealth of holiday cheer in Willett Hall, Longwood basketball gave its hometown fans one last gift before the new year.
VMI pushes Wake Forest to the brink in 77-70 loss in Winston-Salem
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VMI had a 13-point halftime lead at Wake Forest, still had a lead with three minutes to go, but the Demon Deacons rallied late to escape with a 77-70 win on Tuesday.
Charlottesville Area Transit receives grant to continue fare-free service
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Charlottesville Area Transit service will remain zero-fare for the next four years.
Four injured, two seriously, in Augusta County crash
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Virginia State Police is investigating a three-vehicle crash in Augusta County that occurred at 5:20 p.m. Monday in the 1200 block of Stuarts Draft Highway/Route 340.
Former Virginia great Chris Slade says it’s time for UVA to get back to its recruiting roots
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Chris Slade and a slew of other former Virginia gridiron greats made the trip to Charlottesville Monday to welcome Virginia’s 42nd head football coach, and Slade made it clear after that he liked what he saw and heard.
