K-9 dog, Rivan, dies at Virginia prison after helping save inmate, officer
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A K-9 dog assigned to the Sussex I State Prison was killed on Tuesday after inmates repeatedly stabbed and kicked the dog, named Rivan.
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Virginia O line coach Terry Heffernan looks to build unit’s depth, versatility
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The O line has been the weak point for Tony Elliott’s Virginia football team in Years 1 and 2. It could be a strength for his team in Year 3.
Fostering a strong national unity: Wreaths Across America partners with MOWW to bolster support
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Wreaths Across America and the Military Order of the World Wars are partnering to bolster support for veterans and their families.
Return of Antonio Clary for a sixth year adds to depth for UVA secondary
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Antonio Clary is back for a sixth year at Virginia. His fifth year, marred by injury, may end up being a blessing in disguise.
Scott German: Holding back Jackson Holliday is the right decision for the O’s
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I was a bit upset to read that Jackson Holliday would not be opening the season in Baltimore.
Mark Byington, after record-setting season at JMU, leaves school for job at Vanderbilt
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Mark Byington, barely having had time to get off the plane after JMU’s second-round NCAA Tournament loss on Sunday night, has taken the job at Vanderbilt, according to multiple published reports.
Uncensored: ‘Wait, Wait’ panelists to perform stand-up comedy at Paramount Theater
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Upfront Inc. presents the Wait Wait Stand-Up Tour at The Paramount Theater in Charlottesville on Friday, April 5, at 7:30 p.m.
Wreaths Across America relaunches program to collect one truck of wreaths in each state
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As part of the Mid-America Trucking Show (MATS) in Louisville, Wreaths Across America (WAA) proudly relaunches its virtual convoy program.
Mailbag: Discussion on Tony Bennett’s future, Ryan Dunn and the NBA Draft
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Great article on how Tony Bennett responds, Chris. Our talent level is down quite a bit from the 2013-2019 years. And they definitely didn’t have the moxie we are used to seeing out of UVA basketball.
Legislation would ensure photo ID for released felons is accepted by federal agencies
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The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is rolling out a program to issue a photo ID release card to individuals exiting the prison system.
