Va. lawmakers reject gift of last Founding Father home in private hands
The aging owners of James Monroe’s Loudoun County estate have turned down offers from developers of more than $55 million because they want the state to have it as a park.
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NASA Wallops Island needs more investment from manufacturing companies to realize potential
In the most recent Eastern Shore delegation meeting, officials from NASA discussed current issues on the Eastern Shore. NASA ...
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Planting event brings new faces to South Tongue Point
Excited chatter echoed across the parking lot of Clatsop Community College’s Marine and Environmental Research and Training ...
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Hill Country resident makes big splash on stage and screen
She was the “perfect blonde,” a tall, slender woman with deep-set blue eyes and a voice that was sweet as well as soft. When ...
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Flat Top finds a treasure
A scenic hike on historic carriage roads at Moses Cone Memorial Park on the Blue Parkway leads to an observation tower with ...