Richmond man to serve seven years in prison for distribution of cocaine, fentanyl
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A Richmond man with seven prior felony convictions will serve seven years in prison after being caught with a firearm, cash and drugs.
Search Results for fire
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Fishersville church, Neighbor Bridge to host Back-to-School for Augusta County students
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Fishersville Community Church will host its second annual Back-to-School event for Augusta County students on July 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tommie Martz went from Broadway to Triple-A with the New York Yankees
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Tommie Martz was roommates in his first year of pro ball in 1960 in the Pittsburgh system with Steve Blass, who would be the winning pitcher in Game 7 as the Pirates beat the Baltimore Orioles in the World Series 11 years later.
Eric Payne: The broken logic of Virginia’s Medicaid ‘double fail’ policy
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After decades spent fixing computer systems, I’ve learned one basic rule: when a system keeps producing the opposite result you want, you don’t keep tweaking it.
Albemarle County: Tickets on sale for Foxfield Races fall event on Oct. 5
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The historic Foxfield Races returns with its fall races on Oct. 5, with a portion of proceeds going to Habitat for Humanity.
A year ago today, God, ahem, spared Trump: The other guy, not so much
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It was “by God’s grace,” MAGA congressman Ben Cline wrote today on social media, that “President Trump’s life was spared in Butler, Pennsylvania.”
AEW ‘All In: Texas’ review: All hail the new world champ, ‘Hangman’ Adam Page
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For months, AEW has been building towards its grandest stage of the calendar year: “All In: Texas.”
Michael Schoeffel: I just want Pete Crow-Armstrong to love himself
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Pete Crow-Armstrong, the Cubs’ 23-year-old centerfielder, didn’t immediately know how to swim. He made his Major League debut in 2023, but didn’t become an everyday starter until 2024.
Mitchell, O’Connor were part of loaded Harrisonburg Turks team in 1990
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Brian O’Connor, who has left Charlottesville for the bright lights of the SEC at Mississippi State, began his tenure as the head coach of the UVA Baseball program in 2004.
Staunton: Towing company owner arrested on misdemeanor weapons charges
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The Staunton man who faces a misdemeanor reckless driving charge in a “rolling coal” incident that disrupted a local protest rally was arrested last week on weapons charges.
