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This Old-School Virginia Steakhouse Has Been Grilling Steaks Over Real Charcoal Since 1969
Real charcoal gives a grilled steak a smoky flavor that’s difficult to reproduce with an ordinary kitchen stove. And when a restaurant has relied on that cooking method since 1969, tradition clearly matters. This Virginia steakhouse has spent decades serving familiar American favorites, building its reputation around charcoal-grilled meats...
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Jefferson Forest breaks open tight game, routs John Handley 56-14
FOREST, Va. (WSET) — Jefferson Forest pulled away after a close first half and rolled past John Handley in a lopsided playoff win. The game was tight early, with John Handley tying it at 14 on a quarterback keeper in the second quarter. Jefferson Forest answered right back to regain a 21-14 lead, then extended the advantage before halftime when Jack Lee went up high for a touchdown catch to make it 28-14 at the break.
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Three Jefferson Forest High School student-athletes signed their NLI
FOREST, Va. (WFXR) — Three Jefferson Forest High School softball players signed their national letter of intent. Kimber Spence will play at Radford, Ashleigh Johnson is off to Virginia and Taya Hall is heading to Morgan State.
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Win or go home! High school football playoffs kick off: Get latest scores, highlights
LYNCHBURG, Va. (WSET) — The stakes are higher as high school football teams battle to keep their seasons alive. See who advanced and whose season came to an end in the opening round of the playoffs in this week's Football Friday. Heritage 0 | LCA 28. Staunton River 7...
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Liberty Christian Academy shuts out Heritage in Region 3C quarterfinal
LYNCHBURG, Va. (WSET) — Liberty Christian Academy struck early and never let up, rolling past Heritage 28-0 in the Region 3C quarterfinal. LCA opened the scoring in the first quarter as Gaither kept the ball and was pushed into the end zone. The Bulldogs led 7-0 after the extra point.
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Virginia Native Anthony Clark, Star Of 'Yes, Dear' And 'Boston Common,' Dies At 62
A Virginia native who went from growing up on a tobacco farm to making audiences laugh on network television has died, prompting a touching tribute from one of his longtime friends and former co-stars. Anthony Clark, a Lynchburg native best known for starring in the CBS sitcoms "Yes, Dear" and "Bost…