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Virginia Tech and Metallica forge merchandise agreement; more …
From elsewhere: Dominion still facing opposition to natural gas plant proposal after location change. Montgomery County supervisors say yes to most of Prices Fork development. Richmond Raceway will no longer host spring NASCAR Cup race. The post Virginia Tech and Metallica forge merchandise agreement; more … appeared first on Cardinal News.
Hayfield football cleared by Fairfax County Schools system
A two-month investigation found Hayfield High School's football program did nothing wrong regarding transfers and eligibility. Fairfax County Public Schools Superintendent Michelle Reid announced the findings of the investigation Tuesday night. "A thorough external review did not substantiate the allegations of student-athlete recruitment violations and confirms that Hayfield student-athletes meet...
Warren County High School vs. Rappahannock County: Girl’s Volleyball Showdown on August 29
Excitement is in the air as the Warren County High School Girls Volleyball team prepares to face off against Rappahannock County this Thursday, August 29, 2024. High school sports fans eagerly anticipate this matchup, which will be held at Warren County High School. The action starts with the Junior Varsity...
Stafford County Sheriff’s Office Reports DUI, Larceny, and Weapon Offense on August 27
STAFFORD, Va. — The Stafford County Sheriff’s Office released its daily incident report for August 28, detailing three notable incidents from the previous day. DUI Arrest Following Minor Collision:Deputy J.E.…
Group beats up teen getting off school bus and steals his shoes in Woodbridge
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Police are searching for four people who beat up and robbed a teen of his shoes on Tuesday right after the victim had gotten off a school bus. On Tuesday, police were called to Matthews and Burns Drive just after 3:30 p.m. to investigate the robbery. When officers arrived, a 14-year-old boy told officers he was getting off of the bus when four people walked up behind him.
Fredericksburg City Council grills CSX official; data center talk heats up
When he’s not working in his official capacity as Fredericksburg’s vice mayor, Chuck Frye delivers packages for UPS. But Frye took a moment during Tuesday’s city council meeting to offer his services as a realtor. “I wish your CEO would buy one of those houses on Railroad...
Softball Recap: Bristow Extends Home Winning Streak to Four
Bristow entered their tilt with Morris on Friday with four consecutive wins but they'll enter their next game with five. They walked away with a 7-2 win over the Morris Eagles. Seven seems to be a good number for the Pirates as the team scooped up a victory with the same number of runs in their previous game.
Lake Anne jazz festival returns to raise funds for music education
The Mykle Lyons Commemorative Concert and Jazz Festival will return to Lake Anne Plaza in Reston this Saturday (Aug. 31). For its fourth year, the annual celebration of Lyons, a jazz musician and longtime Reston resident who died in 2021, will seek to continue his legacy by raising funds to create a music education initiative for Reston Association.
Alexandria takes another look at trying to fix neglected Duke Street park
A few years after looking for grants to revitalize John Ewald Park (4452 Duke Street), Alexandria is starting to put together plans to fix the somewhat neglected park. The park still sees active use for its open field and basketball court, but few would argue the park is on par with other outdoor recreation areas around the city. In a release, the city said it’s seeking community feedback on recommendations to improve Ewald Park.
North Stafford graduate Joey Slye wins Patriots' kicking job
North Stafford graduate Joey Slye is the new kicker for the New England Patriots. Slye beat out 2023 fourth-round draft pick Chad Ryland for the job. Slye signed with New England May 2. NFL teams have until 4 p.m. Tuesday to get their initial roster down to 53 players. Slye...
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