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Political campaigns and interest groups have spent at least $80 million in the closing months to advertise on TV, radio and online
Local shops say the classics and current events are serving up inspiration for this year’s getups.
The three-member board voted unanimously to have no neutral observers after DOJ requested access and civil rights groups wanted to watch the DOJ.
Residents should prepare for more rain and coastal flooding, but smaller chances of snow.
The Winter Lantern Festival opens Nov. 6. Tickets are on sale now.
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The Gold, Season 2
Hugh Bonneville stars in this crime drama inspired by the true story of one of the largest robberies in British history.
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A special tribute program looks back at the late-night horror and hilarity of the beloved Dr. Madblood.
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Master mandolinist to be featured
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According to a new study by the Federation of Virginia Foodbanks, 42% of Virginia families went hungry at some point between May 2025 and May 2026
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