New Kent County: Two dead in fiery tractor trailer crash on Interstate 64
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A tractor trailer accident on Interstate 64 Friday in New Kent County killed both people in the vehicle when it caught fire.
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Scott German: UVA Football gets up off the mat, turns season around
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Virginia, trailing 13-7 at halftime, got me thisclose to switching the remote to my favorite Saturday night entertainment, Grit TV, and a shoot-em-up Western.
Election 2024: From the reddest part of a blue state, I’m disappointed in you, America
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America was tested in the recent presidential election, and I won’t be the first to argue that we failed.
Florida Democrat Jared Moskowitz targeted in attempted assassination plot
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Jared Moskowitz, a House Democrat who won re-election in Florida on Tuesday, was the target in an assassination plot in the days leading up to Election Day.
Harrisonburg: Red Root and Co. Herb House welcomes questions about the world of plants
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Corey MacDonald opened Red Root and Company Herb House in Harrisonburg in late October to allow the general public access to herbal products.
UVA Football: Assessing the temperature of Coach Tony Elliott’s seat
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It seems a bit premature to be talking about UVA Football coach Tony Elliott’s future, with his team sitting right now at 4-4, two wins away from bowl eligibility with four games to go in the 2024 season.
Charlottesville: Goodbye artificial light, hello darkness: Author embraces ‘Night Magic’
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New Dominion Bookshop in Charlottesville will host a book talk and signing with author Leigh Ann Henion on Saturday, Nov. 16, at 7 p.m.
Richmond: Person of interest detained in Justice Center shooting, armed robbery incident
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A person of interest is in police custody in connection with a murder that occurred in the parking lot of the Richmond City Justice Center.
Waynesboro: Remember the 2022 election? Your one vote does matter
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You think your one vote doesn’t matter? Consider the 2022 election that put MAGA conspiracy theorist Jim Wood on Waynesboro City Council, which came down to 17 votes.
Michael Schoeffel: Doom scrolling through the aftermath of Hurricane Helene
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By the beginning of October, I’d fallen into a mini-depression for what were, in retrospect, understandable reasons.
