New 7,500-capacity amphitheater set to open June 6 in Downtown Richmond
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A new 7,500-capacity amphitheater is coming to Downtown Richmond this summer with the first show scheduled for June 6.
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What’s next for former UVA Basketball coach Tony Bennett: Maybe the NBA?
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There is talk in the industry about former UVA Basketball coach Tony Bennett being a possible target for the San Antonio Spurs, who don’t exactly have an official opening right now, but the writing seems to be on the wall, with respect to Gregg Popovich.
UVA Basketball: All’s (uncomfortably) quiet on the transfer portal front
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You might remember, I was on top of the UVA Basketball coach search from the get-go, being the first to tell you, among other things, way back in December, that Ryan Odom was one of the top candidates getting a look from the powers-that-be.
American coal miners left with no safety, prevention after program layoffs
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The Trump administration and the Department of Government Efficiency laid off 25 federal workers on April 1 who were responsible for the one program trusted by and relied upon by America’s coal miners.
Last call: Anti-‘woke’ Norfolk MAGA beer bro about to run out of money
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The anti-“woke” beer dude that Glenn Youngkin gave $300,000 of our money to a couple of years ago appears to be just about tapped out.
Former UVA Basketball staffer Kyle Guy lands new coaching job at Nevada
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Former UVA Basketball star and Tony Bennett/Ron Sanchez assistant Kyle Guy has landed at Nevada, so, good news for Guy, who wasn’t out of work for that long, as it turns out.
A financial coup: The Deep State is using manufactured crises to seize power
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What we’re witnessing is the calculated use of emergency powers to concentrate power in the hands of the president, enrich the Deep State, and dismantle what remains of economic and constitutional safeguards.
Staunton: NAMI accepting submissions for ‘Art: A Voice’ annual showcase
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The Staunton Augusta Art Center will present the “Art: A Voice” exhibit next month, and submissions are being accepted now.
Virginia community demands changes to school’s bullying policies after child’s suicide
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A group of parents and students demanded Roanoke County update its bullying policies after the tragic death of a 10-year-old girl by suicide.
Shenandoah University students, alumni unhappy with mural’s use of AI
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Shenandoah University artists, staff and students feel disrespected by the university’s partnership with a local company to paint a mural.
