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Grant funds net Ashland Police new computers
Town Council listened to a presentation on the Ashland Police Department's new Mobile Data Terminal equipment at its Dec.
Chickahominy Tribe pays visit to Chickahominy Middle School
Chickahominy Middle School received a visit last week from American Indians representing the Chickahominy Tribe.
N.Va. group wins prize for helping abandoned dogs
Hound dogs and beagles abandoned in rural Virginia counties are finding homes in Arlington County thanks to Homeward Trails Animal Rescue and its supporters on Facebook.
One killed in head-on U.S. 360 collision in King William
One person was killed and another injured in a head-on collision last night on U.S. 360 in King William County, Virginia State Police said.
Personal use of Richmond police cars reduced
The Richmond Police Department is allowing fewer of its cars to be driven home at night, and only a few go as far as King William and Goochland counties and the city of Hopewell.
Chesterfield schools get $671,000 windfall from state
Chesterfield County Public Schools will receive a windfall of nearly $671,000 from savings on bonds refinanced this year by the state.
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Historical markers to tell stories of American Indian tragedies in Virginia
Three new state historical markers recounting events of Virginia Indian tribes in the 17th and early 18th centuries will be erected on highways in the region.
Peninsula water project down the drain?
More than $52-million and 20 years of work could go down the drain on the Peninsula.
Newport News appears ready to drop reservoir project
Newport News is close to officially abandoning its nearly two-decade-old plan to develop a reservoir in King William County.
Reynolds students learn basics of entrepreneurship
Joe Geiger's crowded classroom is bubbling with great ideas, visions of services and goods, hopes for achievement -- and dreams of still-distant fortunes.
Schools in Hanover and King William counties are dealing with clusters of cases of flulike illness while health officials map out plans to vaccinate thousands of children.
King William landowner sues over motocross park
King William County resident Judith Gwathmey has filed suit to stop developers from doing any work on an easement that runs over her property.
Dog of Richmond Spca Ceo dies after being left in car for 4 hours
Over the years, there has been no more vocal or passionate advocate for animal welfare, than Richmond's Robin Starr, who describes the death of her 16-year-old mix named "Louie," as a tragic accident.
Dog of Richmond Spca Ceo dies after being left in car for 4 hours
Over the years, there has been no more vocal or passionate advocate for animal welfare, than Richmond's Robin Starr, who describes the death of her 16-year-old mix named "Louie," as a tragic accident.
Dog of Richmond Spca Ceo dies after being left in car for 4 hours
Over the years, there has been no more vocal or passionate advocate for animal welfare, than Richmond's Robin Starr, who describes the death of her 16-year-old mix named "Louie," as a tragic accident.
Second of three parts. Sprawling, emerald-green fields of soybeans and towering corn alternate with patches of sand-colored wheat.
When Fran Freimarck flew to Wyoming in 1995 for her grandmother's 90th birthday, the passengers around her probably thought they were in for a real treat when it came time for their in-flight meal.
CulpeperNews.com, Culpeper, VA
Conservation is key at Ag Expo
Don't think that farming isn't a high-tech business. The Virginia Agriculture Expo in Hanover County yesterday had some of the latest trends and research on display, including a highly engineered wetlands-restoration project, new methods for reducing pollutant runoff, and equipment with GPS devices that help farmers squeeze ever more efficiency ...
CulpeperNews.com, Culpeper, VA
Conservation is key at Ag Expo
Don't think that farming isn't a high-tech business. The Virginia Agriculture Expo in Hanover County yesterday had some of the latest trends and research on display, including a highly engineered wetlands-restoration project, new methods for reducing pollutant runoff, and equipment with GPS devices that help farmers squeeze ever more efficiency ...
Conservation is key at Ag Expo
Don't think that farming isn't a high-tech business. The Virginia Agriculture Expo in Hanover County yesterday had some of the latest trends and research on display, including a highly engineered wetlands-restoration project, new methods for reducing pollutant runoff, and equipment with GPS devices that help farmers squeeze ever more efficiency ...
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