Augusta County issues evacuation recommendation, updates on road closures
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Augusta County has issued an immediate evacuation recommendation to residents in the Sherando, Creekside and Back Creeks areas.
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Update: South River flooding in Waynesboro, with crest Friday evening
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This just in from the National Water Projection Service – the South River in Waynesboro was at 11.72 feet at 6:15 p.m. Friday, more than two feet above flood stage.
Developing: Region prepares for possibility of heavy rain due to Hurricane Helene
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As the region prepares for possible rain and wind from the remnants of Hurricane Helene, AFP will aim to keep you updated.
Veteran sportswriters laid off by Richmond Times-Dispatch: Bad news on a lot of levels
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The elephant-in-the-room story in Virginia media today involves the Richmond Times-Dispatch and sportswriters David Teel and Mike Barber.
Two Chesapeake men suspected of drowning at Virginia Beach Oceanfront
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Two bodies have been recovered from the Virginia Beach Oceanfront likely related to a drowning incident on Saturday night near 16th Street.
Blake Shepherd runs for Staunton City Council with team spirit, knowledge of city’s history
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For several years, JMU football suffered a drought in winning games until 2015 when they won the CAA championship.
U.S. House passes legislation for support, direction of NASA civil space programs
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The NASA Reauthorization Act of 2024, which provides support and direction for NASA’s civil space activities, passed the U.S. House.
Virginia: Washington Post endorses ‘political workhorse’ Tim Kaine
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On Monday morning, The Washington Post Editorial Board announced its endorsement of Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia as a “model senator.”
Insurrectionist from Virginia ordered to pay $25K fine; led Jan. 6 charge with megaphone
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Four men, including one from Virginia, were sentenced after being convicted of felony and misdemeanor charges related to their conduct on Jan. 6, 2021.
Virginia DEQ announces $20M program to reduce Chesapeake Bay pollution
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The Virginia DEQ is launching a one-year pilot program to try to reduce nonpoint source pollution impacting the Chesapeake Bay.
