Shenandoah National Park offers Memorial Day weekend planning tips
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Shenandoah National Park is expecting an especially busy Memorial Day weekend.
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Abingdon man, who spent large sums on casinos, sentenced for bankruptcy fraud
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An Abingdon man who concealed bank accounts and other assets from a federal bankruptcy court during his Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings was sentenced yesterday to 12 months in federal prison and ordered to pay a $4,000 fine.
Crews to conduct bridge rehab projects across Harrisonburg starting Thursday
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Crews will soon begin improvement projects on four bridges in Harrisonburg as part of rehabilitation projects.
House bill would give you a $500 cash rebate to offset high gas prices
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A group of House lawmakers have introduced legislation that would give Americans a $500 direct cash rebate aimed at easing the sting of high gas prices.
Police: Speed a factor in Harrisonburg fiery crash involving teens
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Three teens were injured, none, fortunately, seriously, in a one-vehicle crash on Waterman Drive in Harrisonburg Tuesday morning.
COVID cases up: But still not tracking, yet, comparable to the Omicron wave
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COVID cases are up – way up, actually – with the latest wave. At this stage, we’re nowhere near where we were with the winter Omicron wave with either cases or hospitalizations.
Kern Beare: I did something nice for a stranger. Twenty minutes later, I regretted it.
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In a difficult conversation, seeing beyond our story and strengthening the relationship is how we turn a glass into a lake.
For clean air and a clean Chesapeake, electrify your lawn care
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There’s a good chance, if you use a gas-powered lawn mower, that maintaining your lawn is worse for the environment than your morning commute. In some cases, far worse.
Earth Talk: Lithium mining is an environmental scourge
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Acquiring lithium comes at an enormous cost. As with most metals, its mining is destructive.
Keep food safety in mind when backyard grilling this spring, summer
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It’s no secret that most people enjoy a good cookout during the summer months. While there are no rules about which foods should be served at a barbecue, there is a correct way to prepare grilled foods to ensure they’re safe.
