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In honor of the centennial year of U.S. carrier aviation, a renowned historian, journalist, and U.S. Navy veteran looks back on his career-spanning affiliation with, and love for, the aircraft carriers he came to know firsthand.

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CHARLOTTESVILLE — The University of Virginia will pay in-state students back for the nearly 5% tuition hike over the past year, the university’s Board of Visitors decided on Friday.

Fifteen minutes before the Piper Cherokee he was flying crashed and burned in a wooded area in Virginia late Wednesday, 30-year-old Kevin James Esh of New Holland had calmly radioed

Plane Involved in Fatal Crash Took Off Near Martinsville

Trying to make an emergency landing somewhere - anywhere - the unidentified pilot aimed for Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE — While some Virginians relish memories of a royal visit, Virginia’s connection to the late Queen Elizabeth II, who died Thursday, goes back even farther than her 1957, 1976,

A ticket to see Queen Elizabeth II was the hottest ticket in town in July 1976, when the monarch visited Charlottesville, a town named for another British queen, to mark

Augusta Free Press launched on July 2, 2002. The site serves as a portal into life in the Shenandoah Valley and Central Virginia.

“By the time they go to sleep tonight, that’s all they’re going to hear.”