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Another round of weather challenges is in store today as a robust cold front approaches. The front will bring gusty winds and low relative humidity.

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Another round of weather challenges is in store today as a robust cold front approaches. The front will bring gusty winds and low relative humidity.

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The students and staff of Grafton Village Elementary School (GVES) have once again shown their
dedication to helping others through the success of their second annual cereal box drive.

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BLK ESSENSE, a small business specializing in fragrances, has been making waves in the industry with its unique products and ambitious vision. Led by U.S. Army Retired Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) Sherrie M. Bryant, a passionate entrepreneur determined to succeed, BLK ESSENSE has found support and guidance from an unexpected source: Veterans Growing America.

A military veteran, Bryant has faced and overcome numerous challenges as an entrepreneur. From providing a service to crafting a product, she has navigated the complexities of business ownership with resilience and dedication. Her drive to succeed stems from personal ambition and a desire to empower other veterans and women to realize their potential in the business world.


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Isabella Aversano and Fernanda Morante, both 18, serve as student representatives on the school board. They recently shared insights into their roles and experiences.

Aversano outlined the responsibilities of student representatives, stating, “The bare bones of our duties are to write remarks for each meeting and present those.” She emphasized the importance of gathering perspectives from all 14 high schools in the county through Senate meetings, where issues affecting students are discussed.


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Craig Meadows has come out of retirement to help right the ship.

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The theater department at the University of Mary Washington announced its season pass sale. Passes cost $113, a $41 savings off the price of regular tickets.

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