Augusta Free Press hit twice on Christmas Eve with DDoS attacks
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The Augusta Free Press website has been hit twice on Christmas Eve by distributed denial of service attacks that have taken the site offline for 10 hours.
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Kurt Erickson: ‘Tis the season for drunk driving
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With the holiday season upon us, I wanted to take this opportunity to update you on Virginia’s 14th annual Checkpoint Strikeforce anti-drunk driving campaign.
Ryan Blosser: A toast to the seductive righteousness of Augusta County
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Augusta County, I love you. I’ve had the honor of hacking into your brains and hearts, have heard your most intimate thoughts, and broken up your fights.
Dana A. Jones: Riverheads High School grads stand strong
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The recent controversy regarding one specific assignment from a long standing educator at a local high school is something that cannot be missed in our community.
Augusta County Schools cave: ‘Different’ lesson to be used after parent protests
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Augusta County Schools are caving to a group of parents who took to conservative media outlets with objections to textbook lesson on Arabic culture.
TERF hurts
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Controversy and the Australian second‑wave feminist Germaine Greer have unfailingly gone hand-in-hand over these last few decades.
Virginia Tech researchers mine online consumer reviews to identify unsafe toys
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With toy shopping season in full swing, families are seeking toys that are not only fun but safe for children to play with.
Robert Hurt: We must defeat the Islamic State, keep the homeland safe
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Last Wednesday, our nation was struck by a horrific terrorist attack – the deadliest terror attack in our nation since 9/11.
Regulatory reform lawsuits proving necessary, farmers told
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In 2015 the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation joined several legal cases in support of the organization’s policy positions.
Women’s basketball: Pitt downs ODU at Paradise Jam
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Despite shooting 43.5 percent from the floor and going 11-for-11 from the foul line, the Old Dominion women’s basketball team suffered its fourth-straight loss after falling to Pittsburgh 67-58 on Friday night during the second night of the Paradise Jam.
