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Restaurant With Controversial Outfits Will Open Soon
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Last Updated: 10:07 AM 04/09/13 - The Tilted Kilt, a sports bar known for its employees' controversial outfits, is coming to the Valley Mall. (Full Story) |
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Police Looking For Woman Suspected In Credit Card Theft
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Last Updated: 3:38 AM 04/02/13 - The Harrisonburg Police Department is looking for a woman suspected of using stolen credit cards at stores in Harrisonburg. (Full Story) |
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IRS Working Hard To Limit Scams During Tax Season
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Last Updated: 3:39 AM 04/02/13 - The IRS put out a list of ways to avoid getting scammed during tax season. (Full Story) |
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Cinderella Project Helps Valley High School Students Go To Prom
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Last Updated: 8:51 PM 03/25/13 - Two local women have been giving prom dresses to high school girls who can not afford to go to prom for the past 10 years. (Full Story) |
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Power Restored to Homes in the Valley
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Last Updated: 8:51 PM 03/25/13 - Nearly all SVEC customers have had their power restored Monday night. (Full Story) |
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JMU Men's Basketball Team Leaves For NCAA Tournament
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Last Updated: 2:30 AM 03/19/13 - The JMU men's basketball team left for their first game in the NCAA tournament Monday night. (Full Story) |
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City Council Approves More Than $80,000 for Waynesboro School Security
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Last Updated: 3:49 AM 03/12/13 - The Waynesboro City Council just approved more than 80,000 dollars to update school security Monday night. (Full Story) |
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Waynesboro City Council Approves Funds for Bridge Reconstruction
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Last Updated: 7:24 PM 03/11/13 - The Waynesboro City Council approved more than 200,000 dollars to upgrade the Broad Street Bridge Monday night. (Full Story) |
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Perdue Gives Grant To Harrisonburg Big Brothers Big Sisters
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Last Updated: 6:45 AM 05/28/13 - Big Brothers Big Sisters, a program to help kids in our area, is now getting a little help from Perdue. (Full Story) |
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Limited Regulations for Guns as Gifts in Virginia
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Last Updated: 6:45 AM 05/28/13 - The number of guns sold in the nation has surged since the sandy hook elementary school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut. (Full Story) |
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AP Headlines
- Va Foundation Receives Grant for Parkinson's Study
The Michael J. Fox Foundation has awarded a $600,000 grant to a Virginia organization to help pay for a Parkinson's disease study. - Va. Board to Discuss Ways to Prevent Child Deaths
The State Board of Social Services is coming to Virginia Beach this week to discuss ways to prevent child deaths. - Va. Woman Killed by Train on Trestle Identified
Authorities have identified a woman who was hit and killed by a train on a trestle in Augusta County. - Vigil Planned for Va. Boy Killed During Storm
The Richmond area will come together at a park where a 4-year-old was killed by a tree during this week's storm to remember the boy. - May Va Revenues Grow by 20.5 Percent
Virginia general revenue increased last month by 20.5 percent over May 2012 in one of the year's most significant tax collection months. - Va. State Senator Victim of Attempted Email Scam
A Virginia state senator says her email account has been hacked by someone who says she's stranded in France and needs money to get home. - Transprint USA Fabrics Hit New York Runway
Transprint USA here in Harrisonburg, is the only place to do air dying which allows them to dye without water. - George Orwell's Book 1984 Surges in Popularity
George Orwell's book 1984 is flying off the shelves. - Better Business Bureau Warns of Tree Removal Scammers
The Better Business Bureau says this is the time when folks need to be careful when it comes to hiring companies to remove trees from their property. - Prosecutors: No Charges in Death of Crozet Girl
Prosecutors say there'll be no charges stemming from the fatal shooting of a 10-year-ld Crozet girl.
- W.Va. Backlash Emerging Over Education Standards
West Virginia is sticking with new math and English standards for public schools, but is also seeing opposition arise from the tea party movement. - W.Va. Lottery Considering Electronic Table Games
Wheeling Island Hotel-Casino-Racetrack may soon have approval to expand the use of electronic table games. - Transprint USA Fabrics Hit New York Runway
Transprint USA here in Harrisonburg, is the only place to do air dying which allows them to dye without water. - George Orwell's Book 1984 Surges in Popularity
George Orwell's book 1984 is flying off the shelves. - Better Business Bureau Warns of Tree Removal Scammers
The Better Business Bureau says this is the time when folks need to be careful when it comes to hiring companies to remove trees from their property. - Southern Baptists Address Prisoners and Trafficking
The Southern Baptist Convention tackled topics at its annual meeting this week that seemed to show a concern for a broadening array of social issues. Those included human trafficking and the country's high rate of incarceration. - Harrisonburg Power Substation Catches Fire
Chief Larry Shifflett said the department got a call about a fire on Smithland road at about 10 a.m. on Wednesday. - Drug Plea Delayed for Philadelphia Abortion Doctor
A federal drug plea has been postponed for a Philadelphia abortion provider already serving life in the deaths of three babies. - Active-Shooter Drills Advised for W.Va. Schools
Southern West Virginia's top federal prosecutor says all schools should practice responding to an attack by a gunman as part of their planning for guarding against violence. - Michigan Man Gets 12 Years in Child Sex Case
A Michigan man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for traveling to West Virginia to have sex with a 12-year-old.
- US Wants `Credible Negotiations' with North Korea
The White House says it wants "credible negotiations" with North Korea that will lead to a nuclear-free North. - Police: 1 Dead, 7 Hurt in 2nd Louisiana Plant Blast
A second blast in two days has killed a worker at a south Louisiana chemical plant, just miles from the site where two workers were killed a day earlier. - Expensive Trip for President Obama
President Obama is scheduled to visit Africa later this month, now the cost of that trip is coming into question. - Credit Card Use is Down
Many young americans are steering clear of credit cards. New research from credit score provider FICO shows the number of young people without credit cards has actually doubled since the recession. - Judge Bans Fort Hood Suspect's Defense Strategy
A military judge will not allow an Army psychiatrist to tell jurors that he shot Fort Hood soldiers to protect Taliban leaders in Afghanistan. - Texas Gov. Signs 'Merry Christmas' Bill Into Law
Surrounded by sleigh bell-ringing Santa Claus impersonators, Gov. Rick Perry on Thursday signed a law protecting Christmas and other holiday celebrations in Texas public schools from legal challenges -- but also stressed that freedom of religion is not the same thing as freedom from religion. - House Passes Sweeping $638 Billion Defense Bill
The House has passed a sweeping $638 billion defense bill imposing new punishments on military members found guilty of rape or sexual assault. - UPDATE: Decisions Still to Come on Details of Arming Syrian Rebels
UPDATE: Now that President Barack Obama has decided to authorize lethal aid to Syrian rebels, decisions will have to be made on just what type of weapons -- and how many of them -- to send in, and how to make sure the weapons stay out of the hands of extremists who are battling for control of Syria. - Homemade explosives found after NY apartment blast
New York authorities say a man who was stockpiling homemade bombs is in custody following an explosion inside his apartment. - China Newspaper: Snowden Could be Useful to China
A popular Communist Party-backed newspaper is urging China's leadership to get more information from former defense contractor Edward Snowden rather than send him back to the U.S., because his revelations about secret U.S. surveillance programs concern China's national interest.
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- US Senators Urge Kerry to Review Honduras Aid
- Brazil Lawmakers OK Bill for Treatment of Gays
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