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Charlotte-bound flight makes emergency landing in Virginia
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A Piedmont Airlines flight from Virginia to Charlotte was diverted to Richmond on Sunday due to a possible maintenance issue, officials said. Flight 5852, operated by Piedmont Airlines, landed safely at Richmond International Airport, according to an airline spokesperson. The flight was headed from Newport News, Virginia to Charlotte.
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Storms cause widespread road closures and delays across Maryland, DC and Virginia
WASHINGTON, D.C. (7News) — As the First Alert Weather Team remains on STORM ALERT Sunday for a robust storm system, which has turned deadly in the Deep South and Midwest, the DMV has begun to feel its effects. As of 7:00 p.m., the following areas are experiencing closures. Stafford,...
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VIRGINIA NEWS – Some churches supporting Trump, forced to provide help to laid-off federal workers
As layoffs have ramped up through Washington, D.C. and surrounding areas one pastor in Northern Virginia is spearheading efforts to support families and individuals affected by the layoffs. Meredith Keseley, pastor of the Abiding Presence Lutheran Church in Burke, Virginia has launched several initiatives that are aimed at helping those who have lost their jobs and significant income due to the layoffs. In a statement, Keseley said, “A large number of our church members and folks in our community are federal workers,” she went on to say, “We saw a big impact when USAID funds were cut. A lot of the work that our folks do is humanitarian work.”
pagevalleynews.com
‘Seldom has such a large quantity of moonshine whiskey been taken in the Shenandoah Valley’
March 16, 1964 — A $2,000 fine and a five-year suspended sentence was meted out to a Shenandoah poultryman, by Judge Thomas J. Michie in U.S. District Court in Harrisonburg Monday of this week. The man had pleaded guilty to the operation of an unlicensed distillery and the possession...
Augusta Free Press
Allegation: JMU fraternity members using Nazi salutes, taunting LGBTQ+ community
James Madison University in Harrisonburg is investigating a fraternity for allegedly yelling LGBTQ+ slurs and using Nazi salutes in broad deadlight. A Harrisonburg resident posted to social media claiming the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity has also taunted their neighbor who felt so “endangered they did not want to leave their house.”