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Ranking the best moments from Virginia Tech’s ACC Network takeover lineup

Virginia Tech's ACC takeover day on the ACC Network is Monday, and here are the top moments ranked.
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MCYC Pom Squad returns to Wednesday’s Madison County Fireman’s Parade

The Madison County Youth Cheer Pom Squad is preparing to return to the Madison County Fireman’s Parade, Wednesday evening, with energy, excitement, and plenty of Madison pride. Established in 2025, the Pom Squad is a travel performance group under Madison County Youth Cheer. In a short time, the group has grown into a
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Fresh Peach Ice Cream Keeps Summer Crowds Coming Back to One Famous Virginia Orchard

The peaches are ripe, the sun is hot, and the line at the ice cream stand is long. Fresh peach ice cream keeps summer crowds coming back to one famous Virginia orchard, a seasonal treat that people plan their visits around. I joined the line on a sunny afternoon and...
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COHEN: The Honor Committee should rethink its approach to punishment

On May 21, the Honor Committee released their biannual Committee Update detailing all of the infractions from the Spring 2026 semester. In this update, they outlined 33 Informed Retractions, two hearings and one express admission of guilt. Shared with every University student, the report also included brief anonymous s
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Bronze from former Robert E. Lee statue to become new Charlottesville public art

The design is centered on the baobab tree, a pan-African symbol of wisdom, longevity, and connection.
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July 4 tradition helps local sisters give back to CASPCA

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – While many children spend their Fourth of July running through sprinklers or watching fireworks, sisters Kina and Thea were busy serving lemonade, homemade muffins and fresh fruit from a stand outside their home. For them, the annual lemonade stand isn’t about earning spending..
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CPD searching for homicide suspect in Friday’s North Berkshire Rd. shooting

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – A 52-year-old Charlottesville woman was shot and killed Friday night in the city, and police are searching for a suspect witnesses reported seeing fleeing the scene. Beatriz Mendez Feliciano suffered a gunshot wound to the head. CPD responded to a report of an...
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Family pleads for help finding missing active-duty Fort Bragg soldier

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) — U.S. Army Spc. Sayveon Anderson, an active-duty soldier assigned to Fort Bragg, has been missing since June 29, according to his family. Anderson reportedly failed to report for formation on that date.  His mother, Pamela Anderson, and sister, Shicora Anderson, spoke with CBS 17 on Thursday
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Charlottesville woman dead in apparent homicide now under police investigation

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - A 52-year-old Charlottesville woman died on Friday, July 10, in an apparent homicide now under police investigation. According to a Charlottesville Police Department news release, Beatriz Mendez Feliciano was shot in the head at around 5:30 p.m. on July 10 on the 2200 block of North Berksh
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Charlottesville launches new energy-saving program for small businesses

Charlottesville leaders are rolling out a new program aimed at helping small businesses cut energy use and save money in the process.

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