Virginia Basketball Q&A: Why did Kadin Shedrick ride the bench for two months?
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2019 … a long memory ago. The program needs a jolt of energy. Two first-round losses since.
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Three additional arrests made in Virginia man’s ‘cruel’ death at mental health hospital
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A total of 10 individuals have now been charged with second degree murder for the March 6 death of Irvo N. Otieno, 28, of Henrico County.
Madness: Late Furman steal, three stuns fourth-seeded Virginia
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Kihei Clark was the author of most important pass in Virginia basketball history, without which there would be no 2019 national championship banner.
Applications for USDA funding of Virginia wetlands easements due Friday
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USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is accepting applications for its Agricultural Conservation Easement Program.
Intuit partners with Secure Solar Futures for projects in Virginia, West Virginia
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Intuit Inc. has partnered with the Staunton-based Secure Solar Futures to develop solar projects and help start job training programs.
Live Blog: AFP reports courtside from Virginia-Furman NCAA Tournament game
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AFP editor Chris Graham is courtside – actually courtside, as in, right behind the TV announcers, not up in the rafters, like usual – for today’s NCAA Tournament South Region first-round game between Virginia (25-7) and Furman (27-7).
NCAA Tournament pregame Five Observations: A look into how Virginia-Furman might go
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Furman is the hare, Virginia, as always, the tortoise. Who wins the tempo battle will go a long way to telling us who wins the game on Thursday.
Tony Bennett will make sure his Virginia team has plenty of respect for Furman
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Tony Bennett played his college ball at Wisconsin-Green Bay. He remembers the joy of making the NCAA Tournament from a mid-major.
Furman will want to speed up Virginia: Best of luck in actually doing that
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Thursday’s Virginia-Furman matchup is a classic clash of styles, the tortoise vs. the hare.
Ten law enforcement agencies in Virginia secure new tools to reduce crime
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New software will give Virginia law enforcement state-of-the-art ballistics technology to more quickly establish leads following an incident.
