Eight historic places in Virginia make most endangered list for 2023
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Preservation Virginia releases a list every May of historic places facing imminent or sustained threats. Eight sites made this year’s list.
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‘Food is a human right’: Project GROWS welcomes new executive director
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Clara Metzler’s journey led her on the road to food and nutrition, and that road brought her to Project GROWS in Augusta County.
Shenandoah Valley Art Center director: Main Street location is the ‘realization of a big vision’
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The Shenandoah Valley Art Center has a lot to celebrate on Saturday as they wrap up a seven-year effort to expand the footprint of the center in downtown Waynesboro.
Violence in Sudan ‘has been far reaching across all sectors of society’
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Violence between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has continued for a third week.
Norfolk Tides are good: Just ask some current and former Baltimore Orioles
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With a 24-8 record, the Norfolk Tides have the best record and best team in the minor leagues.
River access at Crimora Park closed for 60 days for improvements to recreation area
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Augusta County is looking to improve recreational access to the South River at Crimora Park. Construction at the park started today.
What are ‘forever chemicals,’ and how you can avoid them in your home, job
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“Forever chemicals” are types of highly persistent and toxic synthetic chemicals widely used in many industries, including firefighting foam, non-stick cookware, food packaging and water-resistant clothing.
Do the ominous nuclear warnings to North Korea make South Korea safer?
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The U.S.-Republic of Korea (ROK) alliance began in 1953, at the end of the Korean War. Now 70 years later, President Biden and Korea’s Yoon Suk Yeol met to cement and expand the alliance.
UVA hoops’ Reece Beekman has a decision to make: The pros, cons of going, staying
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The NBA has released the list of players who have been invited to the G League Elite Camp, and Reece Beekman’s name isn’t among them.
‘Throwing Shade VA’ program offers discounts to Virginians on native trees and shrubs
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The Virginia Department of Forestry is partnering with three Virginia nurseries to launch a new pilot program featuring discounts on native trees and shrubs.
