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It’s been about a year and half since flames consumed a building on the Twin Oaks Community property that housed its hammock business— one of the intentional community’s main revenue generators.
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A surprising show has opened in Charlottesville, featuring the work of an artist who’s spent most of her life in prison. It’s been organized by someone she’s never even met.
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It was a very good night for Virginia Democrats in last night’s elections. Michael Pope and Radio IQ Politics Analyst Jeff Schapiro discuss the results.
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More than 1.2 million voters cast ballots early in Virginia, but turnout was steady Tuesday at Brownsville Elementary in Albemarle County.
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Voters across Virginia are casting their ballots for Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General and House of Delegates seats. In vote-packed Central Virginia, they shared their concerns.
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Tuesday marks the 40th anniversary of one of the most devastating natural disasters to ever hit the Roanoke Valley. Days of rain culminated with the Roanoke River rising 19 feet in 12 hours on Election Day, 1985.
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On Saturday, the Health Wagon and the Appalachian School of Pharmacy will host a free health fair in Buchanan County. Cancer screenings and other preventative health procedures will be offered.
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Why does Virginia have odd-year elections? It's a tradition that dates back to the very first election for governor, which happened in 1851.
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Every year at this time Virginians are faced with a decision – what to do with the Halloween pumpkin. Industrious bakers can, of course, make pies. But there’s another option.
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University of Virginia police issued an all clear around 4:45 pm Monday.
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Virginians cast about 250,000 more early votes this year than in the last gubernatorial election in 2021.
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On November 1st, federal SNAP food benefits for millions of Americans were paused for the first time since the country's largest anti-hunger program began six decades ago. But one local organization continues to share food and build community. WMRA’s Meredith McCool reports.