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WCAU NBC 10 News At 5pm September 2, 2014 - Vimarsana News

WCAU NBC 10 News At 5pm September 2, 2014

After that, thats when the first shot went. I took cover. I looked up. I saw a flash. Reporter im told you did wrap a towel around his head . I did. Reporter thank you very much. Were short on time. I appreciate the fact that you can tell me about that. Once again, this man, hes a witness here. Police confirmed there was a witness out here as well that he did wrap a towel around the kids kid. More on this as it continues. Harry hairston, nbc 10 news. Now to a developing story. The group isis claims to have beheaded another american journalist. A video released today allegedly shows the executi...

Augusta County investigator C.J. Taylor appeals assault and battery convictions - Vimarsana News

Augusta County investigator C.J. Taylor appeals assault and battery convictions

C.J. Taylor was convicted on two counts of misdemeanor assault and battery Feb. 29.

Kayla Buehler achieves goal, reaches 1,000 points - Vimarsana News

Kayla Buehler achieves goal, reaches 1,000 points

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Augusta Board of Supervisors further restricts where solar farms can locate - Vimarsana News

Augusta Board of Supervisors further restricts where solar farms can locate

The changes include a two-mile radius ban, prohibiting solar projects in specific districts, and making ‘small solar’ even smaller.

Source: yahoo.com
Parental rights: Challengers hope to bring change to Augusta County School Board - Vimarsana News

Parental rights: Challengers hope to bring change to Augusta County School Board

Three challengers for the Augusta County School Board are advocating for change. Can they tap into discontent with the current board to win?

Source: aol.com