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This West Virginia Town Looks Like It Was Frozen In Time Decades Ago

George Washington’s youngest brother laid out these streets, then named several of them after his own family. That’s a pretty bold move, and the names are still on the signs today. One courthouse on the main corner hosted a trial that shook the whole country in 1859. Brick...

Charles Town, WV · 1d
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“I’m thirteen years old. And I’m just getting started”

Coty Forno gets goosebumps when she talks about her next show. Not because of the cast or the songs, but because of the people. Strangers, mostly, who hear what she’s planning and ask the same question: How can I help?. “It gives me goosebumps talking about it,” said Forno,...

Garrett County, MD · 1d
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Tribute ceremony honors Revolutionary War veterans in Somerset County; preserves heritage

SOMERSET COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — As we continue to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday, the Daughters of the American Revolution held a special ceremony on Saturday in Somerset County. The three Revolutionary War veterans were laid to rest a long time ago, but the Forbes Road Chapter has...

Somerset County, PA · 2d
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Six Maryland Bowling Alleys Where Duckpin Lanes And Snack Bar Food Haven’t Changed In Decades

Duckpin bowling is about as Maryland as it gets. The balls are small enough to palm, the pins are short and squat, and you get three rolls per frame instead of two. Most of the country never caught on, but a handful of old neighborhood alleys across the state still keep the lanes oiled and the snack bar open. Some still use pencil and paper scoring, and a few look like nobody has moved the furniture since your parents were kids.

Hagerstown, MD · 3d
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Hub City Vinyl has 5 live shows coming in November

Five live music shows are coming to Live at Hub City Vinyl in Hagerstown from Nov. 10 through Nov. 19, featuring Chicago blues, Americana and a tribute to the Everly Brothers. The shows are open to ages 12 and older, according to a community announcement. Advance ticket pricing ends at midnight the night before each performance. Live at Hub City Vinyl is at 28 E. Baltimore St. in Hagerstown. The lineup includes: Nov. 10, 7 p.m.: The Everly Brothers Experience featuring the Zmed Brothers. Doors open at 6 p.m. The Zmed Brothers pay tribute to the Everly Brothers and their signature harmonies. Tickets are $28 in advance, $45 for premium reserved seating and $33 at the door. Nov. 12, 8 p.m.: The Nick Moss Band featuring Dennis Gruenling. The Alligator Records artists perform Chicago blues and were named Band of the Year at the 2024 Blues Music Awards, according to the announcement. Tickets are $27 in advance, $42 for premium reserved seating and $32 at the door. Nov. 17, 8 p.m.: Toronzo Cannon. The Alligator Records recording artist and 10-time Blues Music Award nominee performs modern Chicago blues, according to the announcement. Tickets are $28 in advance, $43 for premium

Hagerstown, MD · 2d

Franklin County Free Press

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Local Christmas Parades and Tree Lighting Events Scheduled for November and December

Communities across Franklin, Cumberland, and Fulton counties are preparing for the holiday season with Christmas parades, tree lighting ceremonies, and community celebrations scheduled throughout November and December. The holiday events begin Thursday, November 19, in Carlisle and continue through Saturday, December 12, in Mechanicsburg. November 19. Carlisle: Christmas Parade at...

Fulton County, PA · 2d

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A Titan worth remembering forever

If you’ve seen the movie Remember the Titans, you know the name Gerry Bertier. He was the hard-hitting linebacker and team captain who held a newly integrated Alexandria, Virginia, team (T.C. Williams High School) together in 1971, and the young man whose funeral is shown at the beginning and end of the film.

Alexandria, VA · 3d

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Deals and freebies for Veterans Day

Veterans Day is Wednesday, and businesses are showing their appreciation for the men and women who have served our country with free meals, special discounts and other freebies. From complimentary restaurant meals and free coffee to savings on shopping, services and more, there are plenty of ways for veterans and...

Washington, DC · 2d

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Nadia Phillips’ Maryland Crab Cakes Steal The Show On ‘Hell’s Kitchen’

WALDORF, Md. — There were violinists outside the kitchen and caviar on the dinner agenda, but it was a plate of Maryland crab cakes from Waldorf chef Nadia Phillips that won over the judges at the “Hell’s Kitchen” 25th-season gala challenge. Phillips, 24, a North Point...

Waldorf, MD · 1d

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Maryland Has An Old-School Drive-In Where Movies Glow On The Biggest Screen In America

Kids in pajamas, a double feature of brand-new movies, and a screen so big it has built a national reputation. That’s a normal summer night at one Maryland drive-in. The gates first opened in 1956. The place recently celebrated 70 years with fireworks lighting up the sky over the lot.

Middle River, MD · 6d

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Highway marker to commemorate rock legend

It happened in 1957 at a sock hop in the old Fredericksburg Arena – a native-American musician named Link Wray first played what would become a huge hit – the instrumental known as Rumble:. Wray is now remembered for his innovative use of distortion or fuzz and the...

Fredericksburg, VA · 2d

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A 312-year-old Stradivarius made a secret stop in Fredericksburg

For one night in October, the James Monroe High School auditorium was home to one of the most famous violins in the world, and almost nobody knew it was coming. Violinist Timothy Chooi joined the Fredericksburg Symphony Orchestra on Oct. 23 for Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto, playing the 1714 “Dolphin” Stradivarius, the instrument famously associated with Jascha Heifetz. For security reasons, the orchestra didn’t announce the violin’s appearance in advance.

Fredericksburg, VA · 2d

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Fairfax County Public Library launches online portal for historical photos

The City of Fairfax Regional Library’s Virginia Room has long stewarded an extensive collection of historical photographs taken throughout the decades in the county, city, and region. Now, many of those snapshots are available online through Fairfax County Public Library (FCPL). Launched last week, the Fairfax County History Portal...

Fairfax County, VA · 1d

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Veterans Day in Alexandria: Closures, Trash Delays and a Ceremony

ALEXANDRIA, VA — Veterans Day on Wednesday, Nov. 11, brings closures for many City services and changes to household trash collection, along with a local ceremony honoring those who served. City government offices, Alexandria City Public Schools, courts, libraries and most recreation facilities are scheduled to be closed. DASH...

Alexandria, VA · 4d

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From Westlake High To Heavy Is The Crown: Cordae’s Journey From Charles County To Hip-Hop

WALDORF, Md. — Before Cordae’s name appeared alongside Anderson .Paak on an album cover, it appeared on a basketball roster at Westlake High School in Waldorf. At the time, he was Cordae Dunston, a student whose connection to Charles County would eventually become part of his music. According to MaxPreps, Dunston played guard on Westlake’s freshman basketball team. The sports website lists his graduation year as 2015. Years later, after establishing himself in hip-hop, Cordae gave his former school a different kind of recognition. He named a song after it.

Charles County, MD · 1d

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Free Torpedo Factory Exhibit Reveals Alexandria’s Wartime History Nov. 11

ALEXANDRIA, VA — The green torpedo on the first floor of the Torpedo Factory Art Center was built in Alexandria in 1944. On Veterans Day, a free exhibit opens around it, telling the stories of the people who once worked in the same building making torpedoes for the U.S. Navy.

Alexandria, VA · 1d

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Alexandria’s Veterans Day ceremony planned Wednesday amid holiday closures

Alexandria will mark Veterans Day on Wednesday (Nov. 11) with its annual ceremony and various schedule changes and closures. The city and Friends of Rocky Versace will host the Veterans Day ceremony at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Mount Vernon Recreation Center (2701 Commonwealth Avenue). The one-hour indoor ceremony will include patriotic music, a name reading of Alexandria’s 68 Vietnam War fallen servicemembers, and recognition of Gold Star families and military veterans attending. Qualified veterans can also receive the DoD Vietnam Era Veterans Lapel Pin.

Alexandria, VA · 1d

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McLean Holiday Arts & Crafts Festival – DEC 4th-6th

Experience the magic of the holiday season at this beloved. event that has offered truly unique, handcrafted treasures for. more than four decades. Find pottery, glass, jewelry, fashion. accessories, woodwork, artisanal foods, and more from 80. exceptional regional artisans. Come discover the perfect gifts,. treat yourself to lunch at the...

Mclean, VA · 2d

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Nov. 14 Alexandria Tour Tells the Stories of Enslaved and Free Black People at Lee-Fendall House

The tour, They Lived Here Too: Work & Slavery at Lee-Fendall, looks at the house’s years as a private residence, from 1785 to 1969. During that period, its occupants included several generations of the Lee family and, later, labor leader John L. Lewis. Saturday’s tour centers the experiences and contributions of the Black people who lived and worked there. The museum offers more context in its history of the property.

Alexandria, VA · 2d

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‘Unseen Hooks,’ The Story Of La Plata’s 1926 And 2002 Deadly Tornadoes Returns To The Screen

LA PLATA, Md.– The Port Tobacco Players will bring back the award-winning documentary “Unseen Hooks: The La Plata Tornadoes of 1926 & 2002” for two encore showings this fall and winter. The encore presentations will be held on Friday, November 13, and Saturday, December 19, at 7:30...

La Plata, MD · 4d