Watermelon season brings bountiful bites this summer
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Watermelon enthusiasts rejoice; August marks the peak of Virginia’s melon season.
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Federal funding to support addiction treatment at Virginia clinics
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U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner and Tim Kaine announced $3,426,635 in federal funding through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for 21 Virginia health clinics.
Flying Squirrels split doubleheader with Baysox
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Joey Bart crushed his first Double-A home run to help the Richmond Flying Squirrels defeat the Bowie Baysox, 4-2, in Game One of Tuesday’s doubleheader before the Baysox shut out the Flying Squirrels, 2-0, in Game Two at Prince George’s Stadium
More likely to have offed Jeffrey Epstein: Clinton or Trump?
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Assume, for a second, that Jeffrey Epstein didn’t die of suicide, but as some are speculating, was murdered.
Liberty Football welcomes Flames Nation to Fan Appreciation Day
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Liberty Football will wrap up its August Training Camp on Saturday with a scrimmage and autograph session as part of Fan Appreciation Day.
Liberty single-game football tickets now on sale
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With 19 days left before the Flames kick off their 2019 football season against No. 22 Syracuse at Williams Stadium, the Liberty Ticket Office has now opened single game ticket sales to Flames Club members and season ticket holders.
EMU Soccer: Carey added as grad assistant
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Long-time EMU men’s soccer coach Roger Mast has announced the hiring of Justin Carey as his program’s new graduate assistant.
Herring defends Census against discriminatory challenge
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Mark Herring stepped in to defend against Alabama’s attempts to exclude certain groups from being counted in the 2020 decennial census after the Court called the Trump Administration’s attempts to defend the census “halfhearted”.
Fair’s concert lineup brings a mighty mix of music
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Hip-hop, bluegrass, Christian rock and country artists will be part of this year’s State Fair of Virginia evening concert series.
VCU offering first Ph.D. program in pharmaceutical engineering
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Virginia Commonwealth University will be home to the nation’s first Ph.D. program in pharmaceutical engineering.
