Fifty Plus: Never too old to be stupid … or get a puppy
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My canine companion and best friend, Bubbles, died January 5th. She was my companion for almost eleven years. As any animal lover will understand, the loss was unbearable.
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Virginia basketball fans: Sit back and enjoy the ride
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Virginia basketball fans could learn from … Virginia baseball fans. (We’re pretty much one and the same.)
Communicating is theme of inaugural Farming Leaders Conference
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“Who Is That Farmer in the Mirror?” is one workshop topic of the inaugural Farming Leaders Conference set for March 19 at Blue Ridge Community College.
VCU hosts conference on literacy instruction in a digital world
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Virginia Commonwealth University’s School of Education is hosting the second annual “Teaching Literacy in a Digital World” conference.
You’re Not Alone: Signs and the circle of life
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The signs of our departed loved ones are everywhere. They are alright. They are at peace. They want us to enjoy our lives and the beauty around us.
Harrisonburg becomes Virginia Green charter chapter
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Harrisonburg Tourism and Visitor Services recently accepted the opportunity to become one of eight charter chapters of the Virginia Green Travel Alliance.
ACC Tournament: Duke in it to win it
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The script for Duke was win, win early, win big, then get ready for Notre Dame. NC State almost flipped the script.
Experts, special guests for 2016 Virginia Conference on Agritourism announced
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Farmers, economic development staff, and local government leaders are gathering for the 2016 Virginia Conference on Agritourism on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 5 and 6.
Watch UVA in the 2016 ACC Tournament on the big screen at The Paramount
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The Paramount Theater will broadcast Game #9 of the 2016 ACC Tournament LIVE on the big screen. Come cheer on the #2 seed UVA Cavaliers.
Earth Talk: Can big game hunting can actually be good for wildlife?
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Globe-trotting big game hunters imported more than 1.26 million “trophies”—the part of the animal they keep for display—to the U.S. between 2005 and 2014.
