VMNH names architecture firm for Waynesboro campus; groundbreaking targeted for 2024
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The upcoming Virginia Museum of Natural History branch campus in Waynesboro has reached another major milestone.
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Virginia Museum of History & Culture announces inaugural Virginia Distilled festival
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In celebration of Virginia Spirits Month, the Virginia Museum of History & Culture will host its first ever Virginia Distilled festival on Saturday, Sept. 17 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Woodstone building at Massanutten Resort now producing its own solar electricity
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A solar installation on the roof of Massanutten Resort’s Woodstone building has been energized, and is now producing power.
Fall is approaching, but so is the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season
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It’s been a quiet hurricane season thus far, but September through mid-October is historically Virginia’s most active hurricane period, and the Atlantic hurricane season continues through Nov. 30.
Topsoil erosion wreaks havoc on biodiversity, agricultural productivity
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Topsoil holds a balance of organic matter, air, water and minerals and as such is the layer that facilitates life in the soil.
Charlottesville Traffic Advisory: Ongoing work affecting driving this week
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The existing pedestrian tunnel to/from the Downtown Mall in Charlottesville via the Ting Pavilion on Water Street will be closed until late September.
Arts Incarnate presents Caleb Stine art and music
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Arts Incarnate in Harrisonburg will host a series of events Labor Day weekend with artist and musician Caleb Stine.
AAA offers 10 car care tips before hitting the road this Labor Day weekend
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Even though Labor Day weekend signals the unofficial end of summer, it’s not too late to make sure your vehicle is road-ready if you haven’t done so already.
The FBI’s Gestapo tactics: Hallmarks of an authoritarian regime
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With every passing day, the United States government borrows yet another leaf from Nazi Germany’s playbook.
Biden’s student debt relief plan didn’t go too far; in fact, it didn’t go far enough
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An advisor to then-California Gov. Ronald Reagan in 1970 wrote in a re-election campaign memo that free college education would produce a “danger” to society in the form of an “educated proletariat.”
