5 questions to ask before buying your first rental property
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There are several questions every potential rental property owner must ask — and answer honestly — before making a purchase.
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A home World Cup: How 2026 is landing in North America
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The 2026 World Cup is going to feel different, and not only because the trophy is up for grabs again. For the first time the tournament is spread across three host nations, with the United States, Mexico and Canada sharing 48 teams and a swollen match schedule.
New names, new rivalries: Why 2026 feels like a reset across sport
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Sport gets stale when the same faces keep winning. We admire the dynasties while they last, then quietly start craving something new.
Extreme heat can drain your car battery: Tips for staying safe on the road during the heat dome
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Twenty-five percent of roadside calls to AAA in the summer months are related to car battery issues.
Richmond: World Cup watch party at local restaurant escalates out of control
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Richmond Police sent out a vaguely worded news release on Wednesday about a situation involving “an extremely large crowd gathered inside and outside a local restaurant” on Tuesday night.
Notebook: What’s making news today in the climate, environmental circles
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Virginia has one chance to critically assess NextEra Energy’s proposed acquisition of Dominion Energy.
6 common interference obstacles your analytical team prevents
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Testing at high-precision laboratories means dealing with hidden sample abnormalities that can distort the raw data or even your results.
7 common mistakes to avoid when installing timber flooring
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Embarking on a home renovation project brings immense excitement, especially when you are updating your living spaces with natural wood.
What is the ‘roadless rule,’ and what will happen to our forests if it’s repealed?
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The Roadless Area Conservation Rule was established in 2001 under the Clinton administration to protect nearly 60 million acres of undeveloped national forest land across the U.S.
Charlottesville: Cooling centers open to help residents beat the heat
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The City of Charlottesville is highlighting the availability of several community cooling centers with the heat dome that is here, and will be for the next week or so.
