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George Washington Once Visited This Centuries-Old Virginia Tavern, And You Can Still Dine There

Somewhere between the Rappahannock River and a plate of braised short ribs, you’ll find one of Virginia’s most extraordinary secrets sitting right out in the open in Tappahannock. The 1710 Tavern has been here the whole time, and it’s been waiting patiently for you to show up.

Tappahannock, VA · 11h

Urbanna Southside Sentinel

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Dozens of citizens pack bridge design hearing

A curious community filled the lobby of Lancaster High School on Wednesday, Oct. 21, to see the design for a new bridge that will become part of the Middle Peninsula landscape for decades. The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) conducted a design public hearing seeking feedback on the proposed design...

Lancaster, VA · 3d

Henrico Citizen

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This Day in Henrico History: Nov. 14 – Henrico Police move into Dabbs House

On Nov. 14, 1941, the Henrico County Division of Police moved from its office at 22nd and East Main streets in the City of Richmond to Dabbs House on Nine Mile Road. The move followed completion of the building’s west wing. The force numbered just 11 officers at

Henrico County, VA · 1d

Henrico Citizen

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Henrico reports third sewage spill in two weeks

Two weeks after Henrico County officials reported the first of two sewer main breaks in Gillies Creek, which sent about 1.4 million gallons of sewage into the creek, another sewer spill occurred in Eastern Henrico. The third and most recent incident happened at 8:43 a.m., Nov. 6

Henrico County, VA · 2d

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Loud and clear: Caroline selects new audio-visual vendor after conflict of interest inquiry

When the Caroline County Board of Supervisors approved its consent agenda on Thursday night, it included a change in vendors hired to record meetings and broadcast them to YouTube. The shift to JSPHCO from State of Escape, LLC came after Caroline Commonwealth’s Attorney Benjamin Heidt issued an advisory opinion on...

Caroline County, VA · 1d

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Looking For Thanksgiving Pies? Here Are 8 Places To Buy Them In Southern Maryland

SOUTHERN MARYLAND — No Thanksgiving dinner is complete without dessert, and for many families, that means making room for a slice of pie. Whether it’s a traditional pumpkin pie, a sweet pecan filling, a fruit-filled favorite or something a little different, local bakeries and small businesses across Southern Maryland offer plenty of options for the holiday table.

Southern Maryland, MD · 4d

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10 Maryland Restaurants Earn OpenTable’s Diners’ Choice Recognition

OpenTable has highlighted 10 restaurants in its “Diners’ Choice: Best Overall Restaurants in Maryland – DC Suburbs” list, including six in Montgomery County, three in Frederick County, and one in St. Mary’s County. The Diners’ Choice rankings are based on reviews submitted by diners who...

Montgomery County, MD · 3h

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Golden Corral in Central Virginia will be open on Thanksgiving Day with a holiday buffet

Golden Corral Buffet & Grill statewide will open on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26, 2026, serving a traditional holiday buffet alongside pre-ordered family feasts to go.

Richmond, VA · 2h

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After more than a century, there is a Quaker meeting in the Fredericksburg area

One day while on a walk near his home in Caroline County, David Soucie happened upon a highway maker that was almost completely obscured by overgrowth. He cleared it away and read about how, on May 9, 1767, the Caroline Friends issued a call to their fellow Quakers to end the practice of owning slaves.

Fredericksburg, VA · 1d

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St. Clement’s Island Museum Announces Maryland Day Grand Opening As New Building Takes Shape

COLTONS POINT, Md. — The St. Clement’s Island Museum has announced that its new museum building will officially celebrate its grand opening on March 25, 2027, coinciding with Maryland Day, as construction continues at the historic waterfront destination. In a recent Facebook update, museum officials reported additional progress...

Coltons Point, MD · 2d

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FDR Boulevard Reaches Pegg Road After Years Of Construction

LEXINGTON PARK, Md. — Mike Hewitt remembers his father asking why St. Mary’s County needed another road when the one in front of his business worked fine. It was the 1970s, Hewitt recalled, and a county commissioner had stopped by to tell his father about a road planned behind the business. The idea was to give drivers somewhere else to go when a crash backed up traffic.

Lexington Park, MD · 2d

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Chesterfield School Board moves forward with changes to ease overcrowding

The Chesterfield County School Board is moving forward with a plan to redraw school boundaries in an effort to ease overcrowding at Curtis Elementary School.

Chesterfield County, VA · 3d

WRIC - ABC 8News

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Virginia warns funding for Shoosmith Landfill cleanup may fall short, state report finds

A new state report warns that funding for the troubled Shoosmith Landfill in Chesterfield County could run out by the end of 2027, potentially leaving taxpayers and officials to bear the cost of the remainder of the bill.

Chesterfield County, VA · 1d

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There’s A Historic Train Depot In Virginia That Whisks You Back To The Early 1900s

There’s a spot in Montpelier Station, Virginia where the calendar on the wall still reads 1927, the telegraph equipment sits ready for the next message, and the only thing missing is the sound of a steam whistle cutting through the trees. The Historic Montpelier Railroad Depot, built around 1910,...

Montpelier Station, VA · 3d

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Odem native dies during military training at Virginia Army base

According to A Fort Lee spokesperson, Army Private Nicholas Chavira was found dead the morning of October 29. They say no foul play is suspected.

Fort Lee, VA · 2d

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Spanberger expands Virginia’s Opportunity Zones to increase development

Governor Abigail Spanberger announced additional opportunity zones earlier this month, part of a federal effort that gives tax breaks for new development. It’s a program that’s seen parts of Richmond flourish, but it’s not the sole silver bullet needed to address Virginia’s housing needs. Governor Spanberger’s...

Virginia · 2d

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Dominion seeks another rate hike as lawmakers hold energy town hall

As winter approaches, concerns are growing over the affordability of electricity in Chesterfield, especially as Dominion Energy seeks approval for another increase to customers’ monthly bills.

Chesterfield County, VA · 2d

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2026 RVA Downtown Holiday Activities Announced

Celebrate the season with the many holiday events happening in Downtown Richmond! From the excitement of the Dominion Energy Christmas Parade, to the coziness of Richmond Ballet’s Nutcracker, to the anticipation of seeing Richmond’s skyline light up for RVA Illuminates, Downtown Richmond is full of events to enjoy, places to shop, and performances to see during the holidays.

Richmond, VA · 4d

Cardinal News

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Headlines from across Virginia: Richmond officials still debating city’s stance on proposed Dominion-NextEra merger; more …

From elsewhere: Virginia Beach to start Oceanfront violence interrupter pilot program this spring. Virginia environmental groups ask for data center pause until new regulations kick in. Virginia Tech expands military education programs after Pentagon-Ivy League split. The post Headlines from across Virginia: Richmond officials still debating city’s stance on proposed Dominion-NextEra merger; more … appeared first on Cardinal News .

Richmond, VA · 3d

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Petersburg opens new park to honor local veterans

PETERSBURG − Against the backdrop of Veterans Day , Petersburg leaders and citizens gathered to dedicate a downtown park designed to honor the city's past, present and future veterans. The Nov. 11 ceremony dedicated Rotary Memorial Peace Park, a 9,700-square-foot former parking lot repurposed into a greenspace in which to relax and reflect. It is bordered by East Washington, North Jefferson and Franklin streets. Peace Park is the brainchild of Richard Taylor, a longtime Petersburg resident and civic leader who started work on it a few years ago after receiving a call from someone alerting him to the condition of the old parking lot. "It really was a labor of love," Taylor told the audience. Through the generosity of local businesses, Petersburg Rotarians and a $15,000 grant from the Rotary Foundation, the old asphalt was ripped out and replaced with soil and sod − and all done without spending a single city penny. The size of the park is 9,726 square feet. Taylor said that number was chosen for a reason. "I say 9,726 because if it had been 10,000 square feet, I would have had to apply to the federal government for a permit to get rid of [the

Petersburg, VA · 3d