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"By now, she should have been declared unrestorable or restored."

Despite recent rain, Central Virginia and Shenandoah Valley are still struggling with dry conditions.

A dark and dreary evening was made bright on Friday, both literally and figuratively, as Charlottesville lit up with lights and cheers, song and laughter.

The Charlottesville bookshop has been hailed as “a bibliophile’s church."

Teachers are afraid to teach from a particular point of view — or have been reprimanded for it — because elected officials like Youngkin have stifled free discussion of systemic racism in the schoolhouse by weaponizing students and parents against their instructors. How, exactly, does that square with his First Amendment message at UVA?

The Daily Progress will publish the names of donors and their contributions as collections are made.

"I’m extremely worried about the state of our college and university campuses today."

Their pulsing red lights and "top hats" were a lodestar for travelers on U.S. 29.

The Daily Progress will publish the names of donors and their contributions as collections are made.

"I’m extremely worried about the state of our college and university campuses today."