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Family Wins Nearly $300,000 After Backyard Pool Nightmare
A Virginia family just won a six-figure judgment after a prolonged battle with BH Mid-Atlantic Inc. (aka Blue Haven). Lisa Dodd took the company to court this year, claiming that the company misled her. According to the court documents on Justia U.S. Law, Dodd says that she began looking for a company to install a...
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This Virginia Sheep Farm Lets You See Traditional Wool-Making Equipment And Meet The Sheep Behind The Yarn
Yarn does not usually come with a story. You buy it at a store, take it home, and start knitting. But some yarn has a history, and some farms let you see where it all begins. This Virginia sheep farm opens its gates to visitors who want to understand the process, from the sheep in the pasture to the equipment that turns fleece into fiber.
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These 10 Virginia Apple Orchards Could Become Your New Autumn Tradition
Fall in Virginia tastes better when you pick the apples yourself. As cool mornings arrive, orchards across the state turn into fall escapes filled with ripe apples, fresh cider, warm doughnuts, and baskets begging to be filled. A simple afternoon can become the kind of outing everyone talks about on...
The News Leader
Belle & Me Sew Vintage builds a following | Scene on Main Street
Scene on Main Street is a weekly series that gives you an on-the-street view of what's happening in downtown Staunton and surrounding areas. Designed to be a fun and engaging series, we welcome participation from our readers and those we run into along the way. STAUNTON – What began as an online business tucked inside a Loudoun County home has grown into a destination shop that draws quilters, sewists and cross-stitch enthusiasts from across Virginia and beyond. Belle & Me Sew Vintage, located at 6 Byers St. in Staunton's Wharf district, specializes in quilting fabrics, cross-stitch supplies, vintage kits, notions and sewing accessories. Owners Debbie and Greg Wagner originally envisioned the storefront as a place to house their growing online inventory after relocating to the Shenandoah Valley. Instead, it became something much bigger. "We were more popular than we thought we would be in person," Debbie Wagner said with a laugh. "Because quilters find you." The couple chose Staunton while planning their move from Northern Virginia. They were drawn to the city's historic character and the Shenandoah Valley lifestyle and needed a place to store what had become a substantial online retail operation. At first, they never intended to operate
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IKEA closing 3 DMV-area Plan & Order stores
WASHINGTON - Furniture retail giant IKEA will close three of its smaller stores in the D.C., Maryland, Virginia region by the end of the year, including one that opened less than a year ago. What we know:. The retailer will close its Fairfax Plan & Order store on November 30;...
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Publix to open first store near Charlottesville area
GREENE COUNTY, Va. (WVIR) - The Charlottesville area is getting a new option for grocery shopping nearby as Florida-based grocery chain Publix is set to open its first store in Greene County. The store will open at the Villages at Terrace Green development as a part of phase two of...
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CSPDC Featured in NADO’s “EDDs in Action” Video Series
The Central Shenandoah region is in the national spotlight. The National Association of Development Organizations (NADO) recently released a new installment of its EDDs in Action video series featuring the CSPDC and the work we do alongside local partners to grow the regional economy. EDDs, or Economic Development Districts, are...
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Anduril to Build Submarine Shipyard in Baltimore
President Donald J. Trump announced October 6th that Arsenal-2, a new software-defined shipyard backed by a $3.7 billion private capital investment by Anduril Industries. The facility will manufacture critical components for the Virginia-class submarine, adding significant new capacity to America’s submarine industrial base in support of the Navy’s effort to increase attack submarine production.
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Harrisonburg City School Board passes resolution to join lawsuit against social media companies
HARRISONBURG, VA (Rocktown Now) — The Harrisonburg City School (HCPS) Board has passed a resolution during tonight’s meeting to join a lawsuit against social media corporations such as Meta, ByteDance (TikTok), Snap (Snapchat), and Google (YouTube), reportedly holding them accountable for the mental health crisis affecting school-aged children and the resulting disruption to public schools.
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Prillaman's Crane Expands Fleet with Liebherr Mobile Crane
Virginia-based Prillaman Crane & Rigging, Inc. joined the Liebherr mobile and crawler cranes team at Liebherr's Newport News headquarters to take delivery of its 11th Liebherr crane, the LTM 1250-5.1 mobile crane. Ordered at Conexpo 2026, the crane represents more than an investment in the company's growing fleet; it reflects...
WAVY News 10
ODU’s State of the Region has mixed trends, results for local economy
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — Economics Professor Robert McNab told the ballroom of 750 at the Main that the State of the Region would include several contradictions, and he did not disappoint. The annual analysis presented by the Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce covered its usual economic factors, with an emphasis of what McNab calls the […]
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Countryside: Local Beekeeper Sees New Honey From Spotted Lanternfly
As the invasive spotted lanternfly has spread across Virginia in recent years, headlines have mostly focused on the potential negative impacts the species could have on local environments. However, one area beekeeper’s experience with the sap-sucking insect tells a different story. Ryan Williamson has been around bees and beekeeping...
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Hampton Roads economy slows as consumer confidence falls, ODU economists say