Sen. Warner, AmeriCorps announce $3.5M in grants for Virginia
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U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-Va.) joined the national director of AmeriCorps in announcing $3.5 million in AmeriCorps funding to four Virginia organizations.
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Should WWE break up The Shield?
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There has been talk for months that WWE is planning to break up The Shield. So to the question: should it be done?
Woodrow Wilson’s Pierce-Arrow visits the National Mall
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The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum is pleased to announce that President Woodrow Wilson’s 1919 Pierce-Arrow Presidential Limousine is once again on the road; this time traveling to the National Mall in Washington D.C. where it will be on display as part of the Celebration of National Automotive Heritage and Culture.
Bob Goodlatte: Holding the VA accountable
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Recent reports of what can only be characterized as gross mismanagement within the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) are extremely alarming. We have heard claims of veterans waiting several months for treatment. Just a few days ago, information surfaced about the deaths of approximately 40 veterans who were waiting for treatment from a Phoenix VA facility.
Follow up: Couple of issues with Confederate flag column
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I’ve been to the Washington and Lee University campus several times, and I didn’t remember seeing a lot of Confederate flags flying around during my visits.
VMI baseball tops JMU, 6-1
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Five VMI pitchers combined to limit James Madison to one run on seven hits with 11 runners stranded on the bases in a 6-1 decision in a non-conference baseball game on Tuesday night at Eagle Field at Veterans Memorial Park.
Ride With Pride Spring Open Horse Show
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Ride With Pride will be hosting the Spring Open Horse Show at Cedar Creek Stables on Saturday May 3. Classes start at 9am. Riders can participate in jumping classes, flat classes, trail classes, and games. Each class is $5.
Chris Graham: Robert E. Lee, the Confederate flag, and Washington and Lee
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It’s hard at first glance to imagine Washington and Lee University scrubbing its Lexington, Va., campus of Confederate flags and other signs of the Old South, but that’s what a group of law students at Washington and Lee is demanding, with the most controversial request of the self-styled Committee being that the school repudiate one of its namesakes, Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, who after the Civil War served as president of the school.
Gov. McAuliffe announces research collaboration with NASA Langley Research Center
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Gov. Terry McAuliffe today announced a research collaboration with NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton to engage students, recent graduates, early career professionals, and veterans to work on applied Earth science research projects to benefit the Commonwealth.
JMU baseball drops series finale to William and Mary, 24-6
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William and Mary struck for innings of six, seven and six runs on 23 hits en route to a 24-6 win over JMU in the final game of a Colonial Athletic Association baseball series on Sunday afternoon at Eagle Field at Veterans Memorial Park.
