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State To Study Impact On Black Communities Uprooted By Growth Of Virginia Colleges
What will happen now that a new 19-member state legislative committee is studying the impact that historically White universities have had on nearby Black neighborhoods acquired through eminent domain?. Two are located in Hampton Roads: Christopher Newport in Newport News and Old Dominion in Norfolk. Will these colleges in Hampton...
A Fall-Like Week Ahead
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - We’ve had showers and storms developing ahead of a cold front that will bring some welcome changes through the first week of September. We may still see some isolated showers tonight, but we’ll otherwise be on the mend regarding rain. In the wake of the front, we’ll see drier air filter in. So Labor Day looks to be picture perfect with sunny skies, mild daytime highs in the low 80′s, and lower humidity. This will largely be the case for most of the week, with upper 70′s across the board. The thing we’ll need to keep eyes on is Friday into the weekend with daily shower chances at that point. Check back for updates.
Iowa volleyball notebook | Hawkeyes begin new campaign with impressive wins over Liberty and Providence
The Iowa volleyball team kicked off the season with a successful showing at the Puerto Rico Clasico over the weekend in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The Hawkeyes earned a hard-fought sweep over the Liberty Flames on Friday and knocked off the Providence Friars 3-1 on Saturday, securing a successful 2-0 start on the young season.
Religious historian to speak at Bridgewater College
BRIDGEWATER, VA (Rocktown Now) — Dr. David Hollinger, a historian specializing in American intellectual and religious history, will present an endowed lecture at Bridgewater College on Thursday, September 12, at 7:30 p.m. in Cole Hall. Hollinger’s lecture is free and open to the public, and it will serve as the keynote address for a symposium organized by BC’s Forum for Brethren Studies.
Virginia Tech coach named one of 20 "most interesting assistant coach to watch in 2024"
Last season, it was a struggle for the Virginia Tech offense through the first four weeks of the season. Starting quarterback Grant Wells went down with an injury in Week 2 against Purdue and that forced head coach Brent Pry to turn to Baylor transfer Kyron Drones. Drones got his...
Instant Analysis: Liberty defeats Campbell, 41-24
Liberty (1-0, 0-0 CUSA) was able to pick up the win and defeat Campbell (0-1), 41-24 on Saturday evening at Williams Stadium in Lynchburg, Virginia in front of 21,573 fans. Everything was going against the visiting Camels to open the game. They had a bad snap on the first play from scrimmage, leading to a 10-yard loss and eventual three and out. Brylan Green would return the ensuing punt 45 yards to the 16. Just four plays later and Quinton Cooley had his first rushing touchdown of the season, putting the Flames ahead 7-0.
Interior of Chatham closing for maintenance
Beginning September 3, the interior of Chatham in Stafford County will be closed to visitors while the park installs a fire suppression system in the historic structure. For the duration of the project the Chatham gate will remain open 9 am to 5 pm and the grounds will remain open sunrise to sunset.
Vote Now for the Virginian Review Alleghany & Bath Co. ‘Football Friday’ Players of the Week- WEEK 1
Please vote for the Virginian Review Alleghany and Bath County ‘Football Friday’ Players of the Week for week 1. Three players from each school are nominated and combined together in one poll. We will take the top vote getters and announce the winners from each school on Monday nights (time may vary week-to-week). Again, there […] The post Vote Now for the Virginian Review Alleghany & Bath Co. ‘Football Friday’ Players of the Week- WEEK 1 appeared first on The Virginian Review.
The UVA kids, during this weather delay, weren’t on their phones: But they were hungry
You knew I was going to write about the weather delay in last night’s UVA Football home opener, didn’t you?. Last year’s home opener, you may remember, was going well for Virginia, which was leading JMU, 35-24, in the fourth quarter, when the game was delayed for an hour and ten minutes by a passing thunderstorm.
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