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Town & Country: Big Fun, Scottsville punk, and Charlottesville in the '90s
Big Fun: Zachary was heard answering the telephone "Big Fun," and quickly that name stuck as the name for the isolated yellow house in the middle of the blowing field on Fairview Farms north of Scottsville, Virginia, wherein lived The Pegger, Sara, Jessika, Zach, and Josh.
Brad Pitt mob movie portrays broken American...
Brad Pitt's latest movie paints a bleak picture of the broken American dream, blending a violent but comic gangster story with overt criticism of politicians' failure to address the economic crisis.
Mark Holmberg: Why did new Thomas Jefferson statue take 225 years?
Posted on: 11:37 pm, May 4, 2012, by Raymond Hawkes and Mark Holmberg , updated on: 12:06am, May 5, 2012 RICHMOND, Va.
At last, Jefferson statue resides at Virginia Capitol
Nearly 230 years after Thomas Jefferson designed the Virginia Capitol, a statue of him is finally on permanent display in the landmark.