Orange, VA News

• Orange, VA News
• Cops for Kids Day
• Planners take on proposed ordinance
• OCHS likely returned to Jefferson
• County citizens express confusion over tax bills
• Stewart named 2012 Orange County Teacher of the Year
• G'ville anticipates pool revamp
• Orange post offices stay open, may change hours
• Orange council approves 2012-13 budget
• Warren Buffet buys Media General papers
• Church bulletins
• Chicken vs. Egg: Which came first?
• Board discusses broadband service
• Murder suspect will be evaluated
• Orange School Board reconciles budget, VRS requirements
• Rikki's Refuge trailers approved, more at regular May 8 meeting
• Strike up the (broad) band: county initiates connection conversation
• Church bulletins
• Young Visions
• Vote 4-1 on proffers
• Town budget concerns citizens
• Schools continue to struggle with costs
• County initiates ordinance repeal
• Foundation to hold event at Montpelier
• Cops for Kids Day to be held May 19
• Wondering why we're wondering/Appreciating our businesses, industries
• Rikki's mourns loss of Vincent
• Church bulletins
• Mr. Madison's Neighborhood
• Board may cut subdivision time limit
• Sherman, Roby win council seats
• Weaver murder suspect brought back to Orange
• Board defers Village Motorsports parking lot desicion
• Orange budget hearing Monday
• G'ville budget quiet
• A tuned-out town turnout
• County condemns Taylor property
• Church bulletins
• Growing at the Boys & Girls Club
• Landfill must close by end of the year
• Orange election Tuesday
• Schools adjusting to fewer funds
• Virginia wine industry continues to grow
• Review earns VPA honors
• Church bulletins
• Nuclear agency to hold meeting on North Anna
• Opening Day for Cal Ripken, East Orange Little League
• First-degree murder charges filed in Weaver case
• Ordinance objections
• Toy guns prompt weapons questions
• Study identifies Orange County's target markets
• Firm reveals recommendations for Route 3
• Gordonsville council to hold public hearing on budget
• Bulldog Bolt to benefit school
• OCHS students get glimpse of what's in 'store'
• Church bulletins
• O.C. recycling dos and don'ts
• Montpelier touts tree ID technology
• ODA Easter egg hunt
• Supervisors approve increased tax rate
• Local AHA seeking volunteers
• High Roller event to benefit food pantry
• Commissioners hear case for Rikki's Refuge
• Activity plan outlook updated
• LOW lawsuit tried closer to home
• Church bulletins
• More free tickets for Jackson show in Mineral
• Friends of Wilderness Battlefield Park Day
• Proposed tax hike draws few comments
• Rt. 3 Walmart groundbreak still several months away
• Board considers space solution options for OCHS
• LOW town hall meeting a ghost town
• Ferguson enters plea in bench trial
• Playing games with the lottery
• Uranium mining study hall
• No new info in missing Clarke case
• Suit against Terry's Run Estates dismissed
• Church bulletins
• School closed until at least 2014?
• Public hearing set to discuss county budget on Tuesday
• Warm weather speeds up crop growth in county
• 'Jailbirds' get locked up to help vet fund
• Unpaid lunch debts lead to warrants
• Church bulletins
• Montpelier celebrates Madison's birthday
• Planners punt pair of proposals
• Commission recommends approval for proffer offer
• Local budgets delayed by Assembly
• Orange Town Council Notebook
• Gordonsville considers whistle ban
• County growth less than 1 percent
• Ordinance motivation?
• Calendar conundrum
• Church bulletins
• Miss Orange County 2012
• School opening reversed
• Abshire case appeal denied
• Funding shortfall means more budget cuts for public schools
• Subdivision ordinance: Opportunities or outrage?
• Church bulletins
• Whiteout
• 5-cent tax increase?
• Schools adjust after calendar bill killed
• Council filing deadline comes and goes
• County on board for train service
• Final ABC robber convicted
• Town council meets on budget
• Town trash talk
• Good for business, not for education
• Church bulletins
• Orange man charged with attempted capital murder
• County files suit against American Press
• Schools support consistent calendar
• Council filing deadline March 6
• O.C. woman faced with 11 charges
• Supervisors' notebook
• Two plant closures could benefit Orange's facility
• Orange Town Council notebook
• Super Tuesday
• It's show time!
• Church bulletins
• Charlottesville area under tornado watch through 8 p.m.
• Central Virginia wines have good show in Governor's Cup
• Abshire perjury charge review postponed
• Production error
• LOW snow
• Planners table ordinance changes
• Rezoning battle on repeat
• School seeks funds for staff
• Former coach pleads not guilty
• Supervisors table land condemnation
• LOW sets 2012 land assessment
• Somewhere in the middle
• Town prioritizes budget
• Church bulletins
• Letters to the editor-2/16/12
• Letters to the editor-2/9/12
• Shaking things up in VHSL
• Robran loses option in Somerset
• CSA offers a fresh food choice for consumers
• FEMA visits Orange with earthquake assistance information for residents
• County budget balancing act
• Church bulletins
• Court sentences local airman's killer to life
• County considers new revenue
• Zoning doubleheader set
• Cleaning up aging buildings
• Orange County seeks additional opportunities through tourism
• New parks and rec director comes home
• Groundhog's verdict welcome in county
• Factoring Orange's fire funds
• Church bulletins
• U.S. House to take up STOCK act
• Large crowd visits black church exhibit
• Survey reveals budget strains
• Tough choices await schools in budget talks
• Orange 911 communication center seeks relocation
• Supervisors' notebook
• With no one requesting help, community network disbands
• Woman charged in fatal wreck deemed competent by judge
• Walmart nearly ready to bid out construction of store
• Church bulletins
• CVTC, Justice Dept. settlement to be announced
• EDA plays key community role
• Orange agrees to speed study
• Schools looking at possible hike in state revenue
• Too early to see what projects will be funded
• Supervisors take annual retreat
• Breakfast Buddies provide boost to elementary students
• Former coach's arraignment postponed
• Orange Town Council notebook
• Some changes for the Review
• Letters to the editor-1/26/12
• Church bulletins
• Va. Senate OKs congressional district plan; some in Madison would move to 5th
• Remember! Celebrate! Act!
• Abshire gets life for murder
• State uranium mining ban has local connection
• Condemnation tabled
• Zoning dispute lingers in Unionville
• Property rights and wrongs?
• Letters to the editor-1/12/12
• Supervisors' notebook
• Church bulletins
• About 5,000 acres in Orange, Greene, Albemarle protected in 2011
• Second chances
• Schools set facility use fee schedule
• Local legislators head to Richmond
• USPS considers fate of two county post offices
• Boating death leads to lawsuit
• O.C. eligible for FEMA funds
• The General Assembly
• Church bulletins
• Them bones...
• Rescue revenue rising
• Schools will look at salary steps
• Goodwin named new supervisors' chairman
• Bledsoe remains school board chair
• Schools assess safety
• Audit suggests county in solid shape
• Keep public notices in print
• Church bulletins
• Running out of room
• BOS, BZA in litigation triangle
• Academic team a bright light
• Lake Orange users will need permit
• Governor seeks FEMA funds for OC earthquake damage
• New Year, new resolutions
• Orange Baptist looks to future with Rt. 15 site
• Krieg unveils mural in OCHS library
• Grymes students "hoop it up" with Keller Williams
• Toy joy
• Glorious Gordonsville
• Candidates report final election financial figures
• New board faces bleak budget forecast
• Unemployment drops in October
• Car clips school bus on Rt. 20
• A season of hope
• Board of supervisors' notebook
• Church bulletins
• The Singing Christmas Tree
• OCHS might return to AA
• Sewer rates will rise in 2012
• Nutcracker stands silent sentry
• Search for Clarke continues
• School board notebook
• Publishing puzzle
• Church bulletins
• Santa Fund provides Orange children with necessities
• Police investigating shootings on Virginia Tech campus
• Tree lightings
• Ringing, singing in the season
• Fall sports find revenue decline
• Gordonsville progressing on Main Street project
• Orange Town Council notebook
• Shop Orange County first
• Church bulletins
• Weekend kicks off holiday season
• Orange council maintains May elections
• Rotary hosts Orange parade
• Walmart awaits plan review
• Ready for a winter wonderland?
• Orange missed an election opportunity
• Church bulletins
• Annual Santa Fund kicks off 118th year
• Community Thanksgiving dinner
• County courts industry
• Property values drop 28-30%
• Wet fall both good and bad
• Bowers will be arraigned Jan. 19
• Things to be thankful for
• Supervisors' notebook
• Church bulletins
• Veterans Day in downtown Orange
• Shelter doors shut
• E-book expansion
• Good grad rate
• School board notebook
• New leads surface in Clarke case
• North Anna earthquake aftermath
• Church bulletins
• Montpelier to unveil electrical machine Monday
• Wine, Wheels and Wings Weekend
• Abshire found guilty
• Planners support Walmart SUP
• Senate race a ballot highlight
• Town talks of moving election
• Area abduction attempts increase school, police vigilance
• Looking at the candidates side-by-side
• Church bulletins
• Election Questionnaires: Sheriff
• Election Questionnaires: School Board Candidates
• Election Questionnaires: Commissioner of Revenue and Treasurer
• Election Questionnaires: Commonwealth's Attorney Candidates
• Election Questionnaires: District 5 BOS Candidates
• Election Questionnaires: District 3 BOS Candidates
• Election Questionnaires: District 2 BOS Candidates
• Citizens speak up on latest Walmart SUP
• Murder or mystery?
• Reassessments will be mailed Friday
• Final forum
• Yancey, Chewning run unopposed
• Write right
• Half as much interest in this Walmart SUP?
• Only political letters from candidates next week
• Church bulletins
• Not closed for long?
• Gateway study findings presented
• Abshire tried for wife's mysterious death
• Candidates answer to voters at forum
• Brady challenges Frame for D5 supervisor seat
• Supervisors' notebook
• A Route 3 conversation starter
• Page, Carter unopposed, Hopkins faces write-in Gray
• Church bulletins
• Authorities find defunct meth lab in Orange
• Fall Fiber Festival
• Walmart hearing Oct. 13
• Jail looks to expand
• County extends RSA charter to 2061
• Candidates face off in first forum
• Bowers returns to court with new charges
• Gordonsville Town Council notebook
• New school dedicated
• Likins challenges Goodwin for D3 supervisor seat
• Supervisors vote to keep staggered terms
• Pre-election musings
• Redistricted voters receive new info cards
• Church bulletins
• South Lawn stories
• Shelter expects to close
• Candidate forums set
• Judge upholds Abshire murder indictment
• Gordonsville moves to cut council
• Economic future is key for three D2 board candidates
• Wilderness gateway study
• From fast track to backtrack
• Shelter sheltering
• Church bulletins
• Orange police charge man with making false report
• G'ville gears up for street festival
• First Walmart hearing moved
• Board balks at RSA extension
• Canosa will serve 23 years for murder
• Board terms tabled
• Freight wait
• Former detective guilty in Louisa County
• Wheeler, Berger vie for C.A.
• Schools outline AYP plans
• Voters' responsibilities
• Agritourism: new and big business
• Supervisors' notebook
• Third-graders among state's leaders in reading achievement
• Church bulletins
• New school opens with rough start
• One year later
• Familiar faces square off for sheriff-again
• New hotel owners aim to open soon
• The ABC's of political letters
• LOWA elects new board members
• Ex-Orange investigator guilty of making false report
• Convocation kicks off unsettled school year
• Planners set tentative Walmart hearing
• School quake damage still being assessed
• Vandals mar football match-up
• Supervisors take sudden interest in subdivision ordinance
• A grand (opening) occasion
• Insurers, homeowners learning about quake coverage
• O.C. Planning Commission notebook
• The endless possibilities of a new school year
• Lecture series on area's presidents set to begin this week
• School start moved to Sept. 12
• Storm does more damage than quake, hurricane
• Fair board re-votes, keeps event in late July
• Fun-filled weekend
• Board should stick with staggered terms
• Supervisors' notebook
• Orange DMV site set for grand re-opening
• Quake rattles Orange
• Ballot set for local elections
• Supervisors can't come to terms
• Fair considers date change
• Orange Town Council notebook
• Free clinics hold open house
• Town mourns Beasley's passing
• Four seek two LOW Board seats
• Amid controversy, LOW hires GM
• Orange election changes
• Earthquake 101
• Schools consider facility uses, costs
• Back to School for Orange - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• VIDEO: Earthquake damage near epicenter in Mineral
• VIDEO: Louisa High School damaged by earthquake
• Dan River Region rattled by quake; no problems reported
• Richmond Earthquake
• Richmond Earthquake
• Richmond Earthquake
• PVCC's average student age dropping
• Waterwalking at Montpelier
• Five O.C. schools meet AYP
• Two years later...
• Jackson gets life for 2006 Orange murder
• County adjusts to refuse removal reorganization
• Gordonsville looks to reduce town council size
• Clues elusive in Clarke search
• Grand jury indicts former OCHS coach
• Mystery pig may soon find home
• Election seats, terms and times
• Supervisors' notebook
• Gordonsville Town Council notebook
• Life sentence ordered in 2006 slaying
• Police: Madison County worker charged with forgery
• Moving on up: OCHS advancing to AAA
• Keep on trucking
• Talking term times
• County could lose two post offices
• Orange County's equine equity
• School board notebook
• Gordonsville bypass benefits
• Town adjusts ongoing downtown project
• Waterline work in Orange
• Schools continue staff shuffle
• Alternative transportation--a county trails network?
• Hotel sale negotiation
• Board of supervisors notebook
• Orange Town Council notebook
• Join our team so we all win
• Fair fine, despite heat
• Schools study students' risky behavior
• New school tours offered
• Coming around to the benefits of traffic circles
• Police seek info on attack
• How does Virginia's Orange Co. compare?
• Stay smart, cool during sumer swoon
• Don't fence me in
• Best in show fair winners named
• Office on Youth collecting school supplies
• 9 regional post offices considered for closure
• Therapeutic Adventure Camp of Orange
• Mason remains mayor
• VSP report logs local crime stats
• Schools change educator evaluation
• County votes to condemn land
• Supervisors dump noise ordinance
• Schools key close eye on student attendance
• Can't pass up Cow Pattie Bingo!
• O.C. Historical Society honors Dr. James W. Cortada
• Middle school moving forward
• Supervisors okay Rt. 15 farm market
• Civil War Trust eyes Grant's HQ on 20
• Town assessing space
• Time to start thinking about fall ballots
• Celebrating Independence Day
• American Press closing
• Pay-to-play seasons yield positive returns
• Take two:
• Board of supervisors' notebook
• Hoping for some economic momentum
• Scores sworn in as U.S. citizens at Monticello
• Restitution for child porn victims now state law
• Woodberry Cemetery Parade of Hats benefit
• School staff shift
• In the neighborhood
• Scanning the pages of history
• Schools name Gunnett teacher of the year
• Police offer no new information in Clarke case
• Planners endorse Rt. 15 farm market SUP application
• Supervisors amend reversion clause
• Understanding Independence Day
• UVa offers driving evaluations for Alzheimer's patients
• Getting back up
• Case closed
• Planners weigh agricultural zoning definitions
• Board votes down rezoning request
• Celebrating community spirit
• Ex-Orange investigator charged with child sex crimes
• Shenandoah Valley town makes golf carts street legal
• McCain scoffs at idea of second presidential run
• High court blocks states' climate change lawsuit
• Va. education secretary Robinson finalist for Fla. post
• Syria's Assad talks reforms in bid to keep power
• UN nuclear official says safety must be improved
• Fight breaks out among spectators at Anthony trial
• Uranium company flying Virginia lawmakers to France
• Al-Qaida claims killing of anti-Saddam purger
• Canosa enteres Alford plea
• UPDATE: Weiner announces resignation after 'sexting' scandals
• UPDATE: Weiner announces resignation after 'sexting' scandals
• House speaker challenges Obama argument on Libya
• Weiner tells associates he'll resign, AP reports
• Empire State Building upgrading its 68 elevators
• 10 congressmen sue Obama over strikes in Libya
• OCHS Class of 2011
• Walmart submits SUP app
• Vocational vision
• Orange opens workforce center
• School board notebook
• Bowers case heads to grand jury
• Congratulations graduates!
• Bail denied for bus driver accused in fatal I-95 wreck
• Traces of radiation found in 2 whales off Japan
• UPDATE: Bond hearing set to resume for driver in fatal I-95 wreck
• Police: Man arrested at Dulles had swallowed 3 pounds of heroin
• Up to 10 percent of Va. households use high-cost loans
• President says 10,000 new engineers should be trained annually
• More accountability urged for Tobacco Commission spending
• 6 more workers may exceed Japan's radiation limit
• Metro looks at alternatives to fare cards
• State Police SUV missing from Appomattox headquarters
• Appomattox shootings suspect's trial set for June 2012
• UPDATE: Officer serving fugitive warrant shot dead in N.C.
• UPDATE: Officer serving fugitive warrant shot dead in N.C.
• Serb leader denies hiding of Mladic
• Gates blasts NATO, questions future of alliance
• Vietnam plans live-fire drill after China dispute
• Yemeni man will be 11th to plead in piracy case in Norfolk
• UPDATE: Senate panel advances congressional redistricting plan
• Gates says U.S. won't 'rush for the exits' in Afghanistan
• Amid Weiner's sex scandal, his wife is pregnant
• European E. coli sicknesses rise
• India imposes death penalty on 10 for 'honor killings'
• Afghanistan delegation visits Montpelier
• Judge hears Canosa motions
• School board supports early August calendar
• Snake surprise
• Orange Council approves budget
• OCHS seniors make post-grad plans
• Calendar will work best if it is consistent
• Longest-serving Va. legislator Putney seeking another term
• Cantor 'cautiously optimistic' on debt talks
• Odor of decomposition key in Casey Anthony trial
• AP reports Edwards emails acknowledge payments
• UPDATE: Syria says 120 policemen killed in ambush
• Moisture minimizes gypsy moth threat in Shenandoah National Park
• Santorum in White House race -- 'In it to win it'
• UPDATE: 5 U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq
• UPDATE: 5 U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq
• House rebukes Obama for dispatching military forces against Libya
• Driver in I-95 bus crash faces manslaughter charges
• UPDATE: Driver in fatal I-95 bus crash faces manslaughter charges
• Jack Kevorkian dies at 83
• Philippines, U.S. sign pact to search for American WWII MIAs
• Tripoli targeted in fresh series of NATO strikes
• Montgomery County to seek charges against Deputy Agee
• Bauer leaving, Ruemmler in as White House counsel
• Clinton says FBI to probe China email hacking charges
• State investigates fish kill in creek that feeds Smith Mountain Lake
• Cantor asks Obama to keep tax hikes out of debt talks
• Memorial Day in Taylor Park
• Libraries introduce e-books
• Police still searching for missing teen
• Feedback varies on proposed early August school start
• Rt. 20 wreck kills Orange man
• "Waterproofing" Orange County
• Remembering on Memorial Day
• McDonnell announces incentive to save state funds
• Libya's Gadhafi pledges he won't leave
• House GOP lawmakers meeting Obama to demand spending cuts
• Virginia Justice Roscoe Stephenson dies at age 89
• Search under way in Va. for missing N.C. boater
• Court grants group access to review UVa records
• Virginia State Police numbers show violent crime on the decline
• IRS agent gets 3 years for tax cheating
• Germany set to permanently shut down 7 nuclear plants
• Prince William schools lift filter on gay websites
• Mladic's son says war-crimes suspect had 2 strokes, can barely speak
• Russia says it could help mediate Gadhafi's exit
• AP says Japan nuke plant's tsunami plan was a single page
• New drunken boating law goes into effect July 1
• 10th Somali guilty plea entered in piracy trial in Norfolk
• Judge voids Wisconsin collective bargaining law
• Audit calls for city to repay state $671,000 over foster care
• McDonnell says state could save with natural gas-powered vehicles
• Helicopter crash in Afghanistan kills NATO soldier
• White House unveiling plans to curb regulations
• Federal agents raid Calif. suicide kit seller
• Arab uprisings top agenda as Obama attends G-8 summit
• Father shot with hunting bow after taking away daughter's cell phone
• Joplin tornado death toll rises to 125
• Va. considers privatizing costly sex offender program
• Walmart selects new site
• Liberty Mills free to pursue Somerset farm market
• K-9 officers are "top dogs"
• NMSC takes focus, funds to Gordonsville
• May rains make for soggy spring
• Long lasting Walmart support?
• ODA finds growing garden opposistion
• Long sentence reduced
• Orange Town Council notebook
• Military, veterans get in free to state parks for rest of year
• AP says John Edwards could be indicted within days
• Nelson cancer survivor defies grim prognosis
• Violent storms kill 12 in Okla., Kan., Ark.
• Woman dies when told of father's Missouri tornado death
• French finance minister to seek IMF leadership post
• Chrysler repays $7.6B in government loans
• McDonnell won't intervene in Soering parole request
• Obama, Cameron play table tennis with students
• National Zoo worker charged with attempted animal cruelty
• Obama makes plans to visit storm-damaged Missouri
• Roadside bomb kills 10, wounds 28 in Afghanistan
• Obama invites Libyan rebels to D.C.
• At least 116 dead in Joplin, Mo. tornado
• Walmart picks new OC site
• UPDATE: 89 killed in Mo. tornado; death toll could climb
• Dozens hurt in riot at Calif.'s San Quentin State Prison
• Spacewalking astronauts encounter bolt trouble
• Obama in Ireland to discover his Irish roots
• Aide says Pawlenty running for president
• Life sentence for 14-year-old backed by Wis. high court
• Japan utility head resigns over nuclear crisis
• Endeavour astronauts stroll out for spacewalk
• AFL-CIO may reduce support to Democrats
• Community college tuition, fees to rise for 2011-12
• UPDATE: Ex-IMF leader gets $1 million bail in sex abuse case
• Culpeper Police need public's help in hit-and-run case
• Senate panel questions Cuccinelli view on charitable giving
• Northrop Grumman to spend $5 million to fix computer problems
• Northrop Grumman to spend $5 million to fix computer problems
• McDonnell says business contacts can help 'export democracy'
• UPDATE: Twin bombs kill 27 at police station in Iraq
• 3 missing after 2 boats collide in Gulf of Mexico
• Crew escapes as Va. tanker jet crashes, burns in Calif.
• Senate race heats up early over debt ceiling
• Taybronne Altereik White to remain jailed
• Orange Airport taking off
• Few new Walmart details available
• Landfill lays groundwork
• Summer camp offerings include art, entertainment, environment
• Empty hotel still available
• Orange council talks budget cuts
• Gordonsville council adopts 2011-12 budget
• Supervisors' notebook
• Orange Town Council budget balance
• School board notebook
• Obama sets visit to CIA headquarters to thank workers
• Kaine, Allen trade charges over debt
• IMF chief monitored in New York jail cell
• Afghanistan protest over NATO raid turns violent; 11 killed
• Fluvanna woman sentenced for fraud
• Egypt orders release of Mubarak's wife from detention
• Sailors, Marines return after aid, combat missions
• Pressure grows for jailed IMF leader to quit
• Katalina Mikitarian phones home, but still missing
• Bomb scare blamed on urinating Chihuahua
• Sen. Mark Warner delivers letters to Navy SEALs
• Virginia, Justice Dept. could reach mental health deal by June
• Rahm Emanuel sworn in as Chicago's new mayor
• Governor discusses trade with South Korean president
• UPDATE: Governor meets with South Korean president
• U.S., Pakistan say they'll cooperate on "high value targets"
• Heaven is a myth, says Stephen Hawking
• Obama visits Memphis today to inspect flood damage
• War crimes prosecutors seek Gadhafi's arrest
• Fatal snake bite leads to charges against Va. man
• Hurt addresses PVCC graduates
• Mike Huckabee to make 'important' announcement on TV show
• Computer glitch forces redo of U.S. visa lottery
• UPDATE: 9 rescued, 1 missing after boat capsizes in Newport News
• Obama to meet with Mississippi River flood victims
• Ron Paul to announce GOP presidential bid today
• iPhone GPS helps nab car theft suspect
• Man lets thief escape to clock in
• House panel OKs defense bill, delays gay service
• Amphibious unit returns to Va. after humanitarian mission to Pakistan
• Postal Service reports billions in losses
• U.S. says bin Laden eyed small cities as targets
• Orange police arrest 1, seek another in check ring
• Intersection improvement
• Walmart suit officially over
• Fair association makes progress on future site
• Schools approve budget
• Three-car wreck kills local man
• Orange Town Council notebook
• Seeing ourselves as others might
• New poll shows Obama approval hits 60 percent
• Without explanation, spy trial for 3 Americans in Iran not held
• Waynesboro's trade talks with China move forward
• Report: GOP budget would leave up to 44 million more uninsured
• Democrats seek to slash subsidies for 'Big Oil'
• Federal court hears two health-care appeals
• McDonnell aide Finkbeiner returning to McGuireWoods
• U.S. drone missiles kill 3 in Pakistan
• Virginia to switch execution drugs
• Man wanted in wake of Greene homicides now in custody
• Pakistan Taliban fighters hold bin Laden memorial
• Homes abandoned as Mississippi River keeps rising
• Orange intersection getting traffic light
• U.S. increasing border inspection posts
• 3 charged in fires that were set to celebrate bin Laden's death
• UPDATE: Obama pays somber respects at 9/11 ground zero
• Fatal wounds detailed in Greene homicide
• Pakistan army orders cut in U.S. military personnel
• Clinton: 'No idea' about timing of iconic photo
• Obama visits ground zero this afternoon
• Last World War I combat vet dies in Australia
• Suspect sought as Greene victims ID'd
• Clarke search continues
• Schools eye early start for 2012-13
• Airport invitation
• Orange County redistricting: No easy task
• Bowers will return to court June 6
• Finite space
• Ashcroft joins company once known as Blackwater
• Fatal Greene shootings likely occurred in car
• Bush declines Obama invitation to ground zero
• CIA chief says Gadhafi survived NATO hit on house
• Details about bin Laden raid, photos pose challenge for White House
• Navy SEAL team likely honored in secret for raid
• Fatal Greene shootings likely occurred in car
• UPDATE: White House says Bin Laden unarmed during assault
• UPDATE: White House says Bin Laden unarmed during assault
• Authorities release name of one of 3 Greene victims
• Riddled car with bloody interior found in Albemarle
• U.S. holds photos of slain bin Laden, weighs release
• Pakistan's president denies harboring bin Laden
• RAID UPDATE: One unwary phone call led U.S. to bin Laden
• Bin Laden, Hitler now have May 1 in common
• Elite SEALs from Va. Beach-based unit swooped in on bin Laden
• Authorities confirm Va. had 15 tornadoes last week
• Osama
• Toll on Va. expressway to Outer Banks tripling
• NATO says Gadhafi forces caught mining Misrata port
• NYC police say boy, 8, sold loaded gun to classmate
• Southwest Va. begins recovery from deadly storm
• Tornado survivors had minutes to seek refuge
• UPDATE: Va. Senate approves redistricting plan
• UPDATE: Officials confirm at least 4 tornadoes hit Va.
• UPDATE: Officials confirm at least 4 tornadoes hit Va.
• Va. approves new teacher-evaluation guidelines
• One dead, homes damaged in Halifax County severe storms
• One dead, homes damaged in Halifax County severe storms
• Storms kill at least 8 in Virginia
• UN says Syria tried to build nuclear reactor
• U.S. soldier dies in Iraq
• Storm death toll hits 128 in Ala., 32 in Miss.
• Obama to announce security team shuffle today
• One dead, homes damaged in Halifax County severe storms
• One dead, others missing in Halifax County storm damage
• UPDATE: Senators reach tentative deal on redistricting
• Mapped out
• No easy task
• Board pursues Rt. 3 offer
• Vacant VDOT site suddenly a popular property
• Judge sentences road rage shooter
• Former OCHS coach back in court
• June 8 is just around the corner
• UPDATE: Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness'
• UPDATE: 9 shot to death by Afghan pilot were all Americans
• Elephant dies at Virginia Zoo
• UPDATE: Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness'
• AP sources: Panetta to Pentagon, Petraeus to CIA
• China's president pledges to keep nation's birth rate low
• Afghan officer fires on NATO troops, kills 6
• Libyan port quiet after government bombardment
• Heiderscheidt convicted in Greene County church arson
• Storms bring deadly tornado, flooding to Midwest
• McDonnell backs adoptions by single gays, but not unwed couples
• Vick, Humane Society say Google app glorifies dogfighting
• Earthquake rattles Acapulco
• Obama going on TV to talk debt reduction
• Facebook launches deals program, rivals Groupon
• U.S. Supreme Court denies Cuccinelli's bid to expedite health suit
• Va. suspends admissions at youth treatment center
• Strike on Gadhafi compound badly damages buildings
• FBI says Colo. mall incident likely unrelated to Columbine
• Va. woman beaten over phone charger, police say
• UPDATE: Bruce Jamerson, clerk of Va. House, dies
• Court denies Va. inmate's lawsuit over beard
• Bruce Jamerson, clerk of Virginia House, dies
• NATO airstrikes badly damage Gadhafi compound
• Taliban break more than 450 out of Afghan prison
• Greene man to serve four years in prison for road rage incident
• Va. Supreme Court rules against payday lender
• Kaine says crab harvest restrictions paid off
• Federal appeals court resurrects Blackwater prosecution
• Iraq tells Mullen its troops can take over
• McCain lauds anti-Gadhafi force during Libya visit
• Police see Columbine similarities in Colo. mall fire
• Gates foresees turning point in Afghanistan war
• Japan plans to build 100,000 homes for survivors
• Obama to form gas prices task force
• Woman killed as boyfriend watches on webcam
• Virginia Tech raises tuition
• Facing death in 1 case, Tariq Aziz acquitted in another
• Japan declares no-go zone around nuclear plant
• Bomb blast kills 3 policemen in Afghanistan
• NYC officials defend decision to cuff first grader
• Dogfighting ring busted in Halifax County
• A mess of fun
• Jury renders verdict in '06 murder
• Lines of the times
• Planners recommend farm market approval
• Orange Council proposes fee/tax-steady 2012 budget
• Study considers gateway growth
• Board of supervisors notebook
• Dedicated volunteers? Check.
• Final redistricting hearing Tuesday
• White House considering disclosure for government contractors
• Next six-year Va. roads plan contains $2.6 billion more
• Dog fighting bust in Halifax County
• Remembrances mark 1 year since Gulf of Mexico oil disaster
• AP reports millions in malaria drugs stolen
• Japan mulls a stricter evacuation zone near nuke plant
• Obama mixing politics and policy on West Coast swing
• More than 7 million candles recalled for cup holder fire risk
• Court reinstates Va. mental health lawsuit
• Robot to throw first out pitch at Phillies game
• UPDATE: McDonnell begins teacher merit-pay plan
• Raul Castro named 1st secretary of Cuban Communist party
• Cuccinelli continues to wait for health care decision
• Court reinstates Va. mental health lawsuit
• McDonnell rolls out teacher merit-pay plan
• FAA suspends controller for watching movie on duty
• Japan nuke plants start pumping out radioactive water
• U.S. motorcycle deaths drop
• iPad app shows Library of Congress' Civil War images in 3D
• George Huguely indicted on multiple charges
• George Huguely indicted on multiple charges
• LA Times wins Pulitzer for exposing exorbitant small-town salaries
• Obamas pay Bush-era rates on $1.73 million in income
• Va. Supreme Court hears arguments in former SEAL's innocence bid
• George Huguely trial set for 2012
• Girl survives fall from Golden Gate Bridge
• Trump plays down Romney's business credentials
• New climate change case headed to Supreme Court
• Robots in Japanese reactors detect high radiation
• Suicide bomber kills prominent Afghan police chief
• NASA Mission Control named for Chris Kraft, 1945 Tech graduate
• Richmond police seek man suspected of using tow truck to steal vehicles
• Cuccinelli unveils plan to keep prescription drugs out of Virginia waterways
• UPDATE: FAA official resigns after reports of sleeping controllers
• After Obama speech, McDonnell says no new taxes
• Cuccinelli to unveil plan to keep prescription drugs out of Virginia waterways
• U.S. air traffic control supervisor resigns
• Santorum takes first steps toward presidential run
• Japan's emperor, empress make first trip to disaster zone
• Roadside bombs kill 3 near Baghdad
• Hillary Clinton seeks to restore NATO consensus on Libya
• Witnesses testify about night surrounding '06 Orange homicide
• Board approves budget
• Laid back at GVE
• State plan keeps O.C. in 30th, 17th G.A. districts
• Successful Sedwick dies at 89
• Growing pains?
• Orange coach charged
• Review tops among state weeklies at VPA
• Orange Town Council notebook
• UPDATE: Mother drove 3 kids into Hudson River, surviving son says
• Hillary Clinton heads to Berlin for NATO talks about Libya
• Japan nuclear plant evacuees demand compensation
• Egypt detains Hosni Mubarak for 'investigation'
• Michelle Obama, Jill Biden to visit military families
• Motorcycle helmet info cards make Va. debut
• Obama to outline Medicare changes, tax increases
• Space shuttles coming to N.Va., Fla., Calif.
• Bolling endorses Allen in Senate race
• ACLU to PWC schools: Stop blocking gay websites
• N.Va. man gets 23 years in bomb plot
• Obama to help launch new initiative for soldiers and families
• Murder trial begins in 2006 Orange killing
• Love's last hours revealed at Huguely hearing
• Fairfax Democrat exploring U.S. Senate bid
• Cuccinelli says gun in worship service permissibile
• Federal appeals court won't lift stay on Ariz. immigration law
• UPDATE: Ivory Coast strongman Gbagbo captured in bunker
• George Huguely not expected at today's hearing
• Pulaski tornado damage estimated at $8.5 million
• Americans cutting back on driving as gasoline prices rise
• Va. Tech finance professor killed in glider crash
• AP reports U.S. blocks more than 350 suspected terrorists
• Obama to lay out deficit-reduction plan later this week
• Japan rattled by aftershock 1 month after tsunami
• UPDATE: Party leaders point fingers as federal shutdown looms
• 10 dead after Iraqi army raids Iranian exile camp
• Mexico drug war: 13 more bodies, 2 new mass graves
• Pa. man gets 2 years in prison for threatening Cantor
• IRS awards $4.5 million to whistleblower
• UN says 100 bodies found in Ivory Coast in 24 hours
• Trump buys Kluge winery
• Congressional redistricting plan for Va. introduced
• Japan struck by another quake
• NATO kills Afghan policeman who shot U.S. trainers
• Japan races to find tsunami dead despite radiation
• GOP plans vote today on one-week budget
• Search for missing Orange girl returns to Greene lake
• UPDATE: Senate rejects governor's autism amendment
• Clarke search returns to Greene lake
• Board restores funding
• Voluntary taxation
• More Orange ordinance changes
• New school not done yet, transition plan continues
• LOW president fires GM
• Statewide redistricting
• Fortunately, board finds funds
• Civil War Trust opposes state Route 3 widening in Culpeper
• Obama events today focus on energy, education
• Fort Lee soldiers returning from Afghanistan and Iraq
• Obama says budget deal close, shutdown would be disruptive
• Kaine formally announces campaign for Senate
• Howell calls McDonnell 'zealot' on social issues
• Senate panel expects Thursday redistricting vote
• Prince William teacher accused of relationship with student
• Iraq police say 6 killed near al-Qaida stronghold
• Obama, top lawmakers to discuss funding dispute
• Talk about Giffords shifts to when she can go home
• Charlottesville Pavilion to change name to nTelos
• UPDATE: In turnaround, professed 9/11 mastermind, 4 others to face military trials
• Hamp: Spending cuts won't sustain Waynesboro
• Feds say Va. group distributed $4.3 million worth of drugs
• I-81 truck climbing closures set for this week
• Feds launching program to replace aging pipelines
• Libyan rebels advance on strategic oil town
• Va. redistricting protest planned today in Richmond
• Dutch masterpiece lights up Madison drawing room
• Fake leg used to take down armed robber
• Staunton hires human resources director
• West Coast awaits arrival of Japan's tsunami debris
• Japan's prime minister vows to win battle against nuclear plant
• Bomber kills 3 outside Iraqi mosque
• Mystery explosion levels Virginia house
• McDonnell wants to bar exchanges from covering abortions
• Senior Libyan official resigns, new blow to regime
• Is there a house in the U.S. worth $100 million? Apparently
• Radioactivity 10,000 times standard at Japan nuke plant
• Prosecutors seek 2012 trial for suspected pirates
• Giffords' husband 'pretty hopeful' she can attend shuttle launch
• Officials breaking ground on Va research facility
• House GOP wants to use tax code to curb abortions
• PETA wants to sponsor I-81 rest stop, rename it 'Fishing Hurts'
• Suicide bomber kills 12 in Pakistan
• Watergate gets makeover at the Nixon library
• UPDATE: McDonnell proposes optional benefits plan for state workers
• 32nd annual NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet
• Board considers land offer
• Supervisors renew OYSF park lease
• Orange proposes modest budget
• Gordonsville Council notebook
• Orange Town Council notebook
• Planning commission notebook
• Teaming up to cover everyone
• McDonnell, Indiana's Daniels make friendly wager
• India state bans book hinting Gandhi had gay lover
• Nuke crisis reignites debate about protective pills
• Obama pushes Kaine toward Senate bid
• John Hinckley seeking more unsupervised visits to Williamsburg
• Population near ground zero doubles since 2000
• McDonnell will try to amend autism bill
• McDonnell will try to amend autism bill
• UPDATE: McDonnell, Cantor to watch VCU in Houston
• U.S. fines Tech $55,000 for alert failures in 2007 shootings
• UPDATE: Hostages killed execution-style in Iraq siege; 45 dead
• Cuccinelli: Environmental regulations must consider economy
• UPDATE: 21 dead in hostage siege at Iraqi government building
• UVa student death linked to illicit exploration group
• Va. monitors haven't detected unhealthy radiation
• Obama heads to NYC for fundraisers, TV interviews
• Obama birth certificate issues surface in Arizona proposal
• Hillary Clinton looks to expand ties with Libyan rebels
• VCU fans booking trips to Texas for Final Four
• Va. files briefs on health-care suit
• UPDATE: Libyan rebels close on key Gadhafi stronghold
• Sexual abuse victims get 20 years to file suit
• Obama schedules address about Libya
• UVa student death linked to illicit exploration group
• Jimmy Carter visits Cuba today
• Nearly 40-foot-long dead whale washes ashore in Va. Beach
• Prayers mark 32 years since Three Mile Island disaster
• Utilities in Carolinas report radiation from Japan
• India navy nabs 16 pirates, rescues 16 hostages
• Libyan rebels close on key Gadhafi stronghold
• Va. ABC says moonshine making a comeback
• UPDATE: Government backers, police attack Jordan protest
• UPDATE: Violence erupts around Syria; protesters shot
• UPDATED: Virginia Tech football player, girlfriend charged in hurt infant case
• Louisa warns of man posing as officer, stopping female motorists
• Body found on Blue Ridge Parkway
• Militants kill 8 in attack on minibus in Pakistan
• American guilty of drugging, killing husband in Hong Kong
• Va. relief agency delivering supplies to Japan
• New accuracy guidelines for textbooks set
• Virginia Tech football player, girlfriend charged in hurt infant case
• Governor vetoes mandatory P.E. legislation
• Supreme Court to consider Virginia petition April 15
• Man accused of leaving explosive at Detroit federal building
• Guard unit from Va. mobilized for Afghanistan duty
• U.S. census milestone: Hispanics to hit 50 million
• McDonnell designates today to honor Dorothy Height's birthday
• Democrats defend health-care law on anniversary of signing
• Clinton says Gadhafi could end Libya's woes by leaving
• Celebrating Mr. Madison's birthday
• Board says "no" to tax increase
• Virginia outlaws synthetic marijuana
• District lines tweaked
• Planners table Somerset farm market
• Road weary
• Top vo-tech site identified
• A helping hand
• Tax rate alone shouldn't be the measure of our community
• Gulf oil explosion probe finds pipe piece caused blowout preventer failure
• Yemen's parliament gives president emergency powers
• Obama says control of Libya operation can be turned over soon
• Afghan president urges Taliban not to burn schools
• 3 ships leaving Norfolk base for Libya
• Tokyo tap water tests higher for radiation
• Fidel Castro says he gave up all leadership posts 5 years ago
• Webb hints at another public role
• UPDATE: U.S. jet crashes in Libya; fighting rages in cities
• Egypt's Interior Ministry set ablaze amid protest
• Yemen's embattled leader says he'll step down by year's end
• Black Caucus urges second Va. majority minority district
• UPDATE: East Coast Rapist suspect pleads not guilty
• UPDATE: East Coast Rapist suspect pleads not guilty
• Cuccinelli responds to U.S. on health-care case
• UPDATE: U.S. military says plane crashes in Libya
• As Japan mourns its dead, many bodies remain missing
• Arizona lawmakers move to revive 'birther' bills
• Storage pool boils at Japanese nuclear plant
• March madness reaches new heights at VCU, UR
• Webb expresses concern over U.S. role in Libya
• Fairfax urban search and rescue returns from Japan
• UPDATE: McDonnell says state can now perform familial DNA searches
• McDonnell says state can now perform familial DNA searches
• Workers pulled at Japan nuclear plant as smoke rises
• Militants kill 4 in Pakistan for alleged U.S. links
• Pentagon says Gadhafi forces in disarray after assault
• Strong earthquake hits Afghanistan
• Suspect in East Coast rapes due back in Conn. court
• Civil rights panel ends college gender discrimination investigation
• Obama to Gadhafi: Stop or face military action
• Another Virginian considers U.S. Senate bid
• With aid slow to come Japanese fend for themselves
• UPDATE: Libya offers cease-fire after UN no-fly zone vote
• Va. Tech changing some April 16 anniversary events
• AP reports minuscule Japan nuclear fallout reaches U.S.
• 4 New York Times journalists found in Libya, to be released
• Yemeni police open fire on protesters, kill at least 31
• Britain to send aircraft to enforce Libyan no-fly zone
• 4 D.C. elementary students hospitalized after consuming cocaine
• Libyan forces attack last rebel-held western city
• Top Japanese official says twin disasters overwhelmed government
• Senate sends 3-week funding bill to Obama
• Dust sets off alarm at state Capitol
• U.S. authorizes American evacuations from Japan
• Census: More blacks in South moving to suburbs
• Fairfax Task Force 1 searches for survivors in Japan
• Obama meets today with Irish prime minister
• U.S. missiles kill more than 30 militants in Pakistan
• Navy to arraign Norfolk sailor for attempted espionage
• UPDATE: 4 New York Times journalists missing in Libya
• Farrel named Miss Orange County
• Tax rate rise?
• Planners support big box ordinance
• Judge grants Abshire experts
• Lunch bills come due
• School lunch specials
• Schools seek input on early August start for 2012-13
• Why redistricting matters
• NRC: No water in spent fuel pool of Japanese nuclear plant
• LGES third-grader takes regional spelling bee
• Obama picks Kansas to win it all
• U.S. life expectancy surpasses 78, a new record
• Libyan forces bombard rebels in the east and west
• Petraeus backs U.S. troop drawdown in Afghanistan
• Fort Bragg explosion injures 10
• State general fund collections rise in Feb.
• More U.S. relief crews exposed to radiation in Japan
• Bahrain's king declares 3-month state of emergency
• Germany to temporarily shut down 7 nuclear reactors
• Libyan rebels lose last stronghold west of Tripoli
• Cherry Blossom Festival seeks donations for Japan
• Va. consumer agency urges caution on possible quake aid scams
• Charlottesville to get direct Chicago flights
• Buchanan County Deputies shot web combo picture
• State rolls out new 'Virginia is for Lovers' ad
• Buchanan County Deputy Shane Charles picture
• Buchanan County Deputy William Stiltner picture
• Buchanan County Deputy Eric Rasnake picture
• Buchanan County Deputy Cameron Justus picture
• Swiss suspend plans for new nuke plants after Japan disaster
• U.S. missile strike kills 4 in Pakistan
• Indian navy captures 61 pirates in Arabian Sea
• Obama calls for stricter enforcement of gun laws
• UPDATE: Fire in Pa. farmhouse kills 7 children
• Where to draw the line
• Walmart pays county's legal bills
• Gordonsville names Corbin new chief
• Rhoadesville's Russell a lottery winner
• Orange Council okays zoning overhaul
• Abshire pleads not guilty to murder
• Canosa case heads to trial mid-July
• Less than what they hoped for
• Keeping seeds of hate from taking root
• UPDATE: Discovery completes its final voyage
• Cantor defends hearings on spread of radical Islam
• Blagojevich says can't afford retrial, wants to be sentenced now
• GOP maintains hold in Peninsula House district special election
• Shuttle Discovery on track for landing today
• Twice-attacked Maersk Alabama repels suspected pirates
• Trump says talk of running for president no stunt
• Christian-Muslim clashes in Egypt kill 11
• Fire in rural Pa. farmhouse kills 7 children
• No abnormal readings found after radioactive call at VCU
• Sarah Palin
• UPDATE: Suspect dies, 3 officers shot at St. Louis house
• Last great-grandson of Ulysses S. Grant dies
• Female GIs struggle with higher divorce rate
• Pakistan car bomb kills 20, injures more than 100
• Va. seeks dismissal of $10 million rape suit vs. Mary Washington
• Supreme Court rules for Texas inmate who wants DNA testing
• Obama restarts Guantanamo trials
• Ten Commandments walk-out draws 200+ at Giles High School
• Ten Commandments walk-out draws 200+ at Giles High School
• Suspect in East Coast rapes held on $1.5 million bail
• East Coast Rapist suspect faces five life sentences in Prince William
• Judge rejects separate trials in Va. Tech shootings suit
• Hackers target French Finance Ministry, G-20 plans
• Virginia retires Yeardley Love's No. 1
• UPDATE: 'East Coast Rapist' suspect arrested in Connecticut
• Michigan high school player dies after winning shot
• McDonnell political action committee bolsters staff
• UPDATE: NASA says rocket in Pacific after failed launch
• Germans say pistol used to shoot U.S. airmen jammed
• Airman Zachary Cuddeback
• Local airman killed in German airport assault
• Early bloom predicted for D.C.'s cherry blossoms
• Campaign to catch East Coast Rapist nets new clues
• Rockingham County fire contained after burning 2,100-plus acres
• House moves to repeal tax filing requirement
• Obama has several foreign affairs matters on today's agenda
• Armed security guards retake Dutch boat from Somali pirates
• OCHS hosts black history celebration
• Board budget
• Orange delays town zoning reorganization
• ODA, Rotary take on holiday parade
• Planting the seed
• Losing season
• Board of supervisors' notebook
• We can't have it both ways
• 2 Va.-based U.S. warships enter Suez Canal
• Space shuttle astronauts head back outside
• Rebels fight Gadhafi forces over Libyan oil port
• McDonnell urges increase in age for Social Security eligibility
• Pakistan hikes oil prices 9.9 percent, fueling anger
• Space station getting extra storage room today
• NATO says 3 service members killed in Afghanistan
• Pro-Gadhafi forces try to retake strategic city
• Va. inmates getting handbooks on challenging mistreatment
• Massey subsidiary security chief indicted in West Virginia mine explosion
• FBI takes hunt for East Coast Rapist to the highways
• Continental flight from D.C. diverted after takeoff
• E.U.: Gadhafi has lost control over oil, gas fields
• NATO says 4 service members killed in Afghanistan
• Egypt bans Mubarak from travel, impounds his funds
• Wildfires still burning in Rockingham County
• Virginia man charged with threatening to kill President Obama
• Protesters target new abortion clinic regulations
• Budget negotiators report progress
• Iraqi forces kill al-Qaida 'war minister' in raid
• Progress slow for budget negotiators
• Afghanistan says jailed Christian convert is freed
• Wisconsin legislature passes bill taking away union rights
• Anti-Gadhafi forces plan new push in Libya
• House nominates McClanahan for Va. Supreme Court
• UPDATE: Wis. state police sent to homes of Democratic senators
• Gadhafi forces strike back at revolt near Tripoli
• Ariz. lawmakers may make Colt official state gun
• Winds fan wildfires
• Board gets no comment
• Orange County population up 30 percent
• Orange approves mixed use project
• Walmart reps visit
• Schools ask supervisors for bigger budget
• Family function focus
• Redistricting redux
• Louisa grandmother to serve seven years for child abuse
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• Report says Gadhafi ordered Lockerbie bombing
• Ex-White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel is new Chicago mayor
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• New Zealand earthquake toll at 75 dead, 300 missing
• Greek strike disrupts flights, cripples services
• UPDATE: Dozens trapped in New Zealand quake that killed 65
• UPDATE: Grenade firing preceded shots in hostage slaying
• UPDATE: Grenade firing preceded shots in hostage slaying
• Algeria lifting state of emergency that's been in place for 19 years
• UPDATE: Dozens trapped in New Zealand quake that killed 65
• Somali pirates kill 4 Americans aboard yacht, U.S. says
• Fidel Castro says U.S. plotting invasion of Libya
• Census estimates show 1 in 4 U.S. counties dying
• Witnesses report bodies in the streets in Libya
• Va. bill to extend sex abuse suit limit clears hurdle
• UPDATE: Gadhafi's hold on Libya weakens in protest wave
• Wildfires hit more than 4,000 acres; burned 45 homes, buildings
• American jailed in Pakistan is CIA contractor
• Libya's UN diplomats call on Gadhafi to step down
• NASA says shuttle Discovery on track for Thursday launch
• Fire alert continues after destructive weekend
• Libyan protesters, security clash in capital
• Egypt moves to freeze Mubarak's assets
• Memories of 1995 haunt GOP as shutdown talk grows
• Wildfire in Jefferson National Forest contained
• Obama picks critic for White House council on jobs
• UPDATE: Bahrain official says crackdown was 'regrettable'
• Baghdad demands $1 billion from U.S. in war damages
• Fed may reconsider plan to limit debit card fees
• Lawyer for Rashad Riddick seeks gag order
• Pa. mom shows cops photo of duct-taped child, is arrested
• Bahrain's army controls capital, bans protests
• Friend says Giffords speaking more, laughing at jokes
• District interpretation
• Search for Clarke leads to Greene
• Schools sweat possible physical education mandate
• Judge denies accused murderer Abshire bond
• Hotel auction delayed
• Struggling streams
• Planning commission, supervisors tackle county comp plan
• Redistricting puzzle pieces don't add up
• School board notebook
• Orange Town Council notebook
• Man, 84, found alive after 5 days in Ariz. desert
• After dog show victory, Va. pooch gets steak at Sardi's
• CBS' Lara Logan sexually assaulted in Cairo
• Madison murder suspect Rashad Riddick may have sought help from slain family
• Supreme Court Justice Thomas to speak at the Boar's Head Inn
• Kaine could speak with Obama as early as today
• Obama says Medicare, Social Security demand compromise
• Senate panel kills private-school tuition donation tax credit
• Obama to honor Medal of Freedom recipients today
• Fire breaks out in Washington's Ronald Reagan Building
• Questions surround surveillance proposals made to U.S. Chamber's law firm
• Dalai Lama's nephew killed along Florida highway
• U.S. veterans sue Pentagon over handling of rape cases
• Madison triple homicide suspect was related to victims
• Madison homicide suspect was relative of victims
• Rashad Matthew Riddick
• UPDATE: Giffords' husband says he has conversations with wife
• Russian mock Mars mission simulates landing on Red Planet
• UPDATE: 'Egypt is Free,' crowds chant after Mubarak quits
• UPDATE: Egyptians celebrate Mubarak's departure
• Man convicted of killing Chandra Levy gets 60 years in prison
• Metro considers cutting late-night service to help balance budget
• UPDATE: Mubarak steps down as Egyptian president
• Egypt's Mubarak refuses to quit, hands VP powers
• Disclosure reports show 14 General Assembly millionaires
• Disclosure reports show 14 General Assembly millionaires
• UPDATE: Mubarak set for TV speech; U.S. says he could step down
• Car bomb kills 8 headed to Iraqi shrine
• Obama reportedly wants to cut federal heating aid to poor
• Woman pleads guilty in I-64 worker maiming
• Good for Greene?
• Board pursues 'big box' repeal
• Schools consider tech center sites
• Town seeks input on zoning overhaul
• First redistricting session yields little
• Extension reprieve
• Don't blame the ordinance
• Wounded Arizona congresswoman speaking 'more and more'
• Webb's decision not to run scrambles 2012 Senate race
• Webb's decision not to run scrambles 2012 Senate race
• Va. Supreme Court Justice Hassell dies at 55
• Va. Supreme Court Justice Hassell dies at 55
• Va. Supreme Court Justice Hassell dies at 55
• Statement of Senator Jim Webb
• Sen. Webb won't seek re-election
• Cuccinelli asks U.S. Supreme Court to hasten health-care ruling
• Michelle Obama says no Facebook for daughters
• Somali pirates free South Korean ship and 43 crew
• N.J. chemist accused of poisoning husband to death
• Obama, Biden meet with GOP leaders over lunch
• Car bombs in Iraq kill 7
• Pirates seize Greek supertanker
• Federal immigration review spreads to Chipotle workers in Va.
• UPDATE: Senate OKs bill requiring contractors to verify work status
• Bill banning drinking while carrying firearm advances
• Senate backs license tags for Tech remembrance, 'In God We Trust'
• Afghanistan says NATO reconstruction bases must go
• Chechen warlord claims responsibility for Russia airport bombing
• Senate approves governor's transportation plan
• Ex-official questions whether Va. can adequately oversee uranium mining
• Google executive held in Egypt protests freed
• S. Sudan votes for separation, will become world's newest nation
• Egyptian government makes new promises of reform
• UPDATE: Amid protests, views of post-Mubarak Egypt emerge
• Anti-abortion group releases more Va. videos
• Piedmont Regional Dental Clinic moves closer to opening
• UPDATE: Egypt protesters throng square after violence
• Republican rebuffed in attempt to bring up ABC bills
• Wildlife Center of Virginia plans open houses; launches contest
• Tax break for wineries advances
• Cuccinelli
• UN evacuating staff from Egypt
• State Senate approves bill to extend time for sex abuse lawsuits
• State Senate passes bill to ban gay discrimination by state government
• UPDATE: Uncontrolled violence reported in Cairo clashes
• Walmart: What's next?
• Can store find a suitable site on Route 3?
• Schools ready to send budget to supervisors
• Empty hotel heads to auction
• Orange project resurfaces
• Frustration, elation and expectation
• State Senate passes bill allowing air guns at homes
• UPDATE: Pro- and anti-government supporters clash in Cairo
• EPA to limit rocket fuel chemical in tap water
• Obama signing nuclear treaty documents today
• Bills on gays in Va. National Guard die in committee
• Massive cyclone bears down on Australia
• Cavs wait on word from recruits
• Mubarak won't run again, rejects stepping down now
• 'Jihad Jane' terror suspect pleads guilty in Pa.
• Cost of next-generation Mars rover soars to $2.5 billion
• House of Delegates passes bill to allow darker window tinting
• State Senate passes bill allowing air guns at homes
• UPDATE: Jordan's king dismisses Cabinet amid street protests
• N.J. governor to sign rescue package for Atlantic City
• House committee finds fracking companies using diesel
• House committee finds fracking companies using diesel
• UPDATE: Egyptian military promises no force against protests
• UPDATE: U.S. judge in Fla. strikes down health care overhaul
• UPDATE: Cairo airport a scene of chaos as foreigners flee
• Bills restoring felons' voting rights rejected
• Cyclone roars toward Australia's flooded north
• UPDATE: Egyptian military deploys in Cairo under curfew
• UPDATE: Egypt imposes night curfew after day of riots
• 9 die in Afghanistan suicide bombing
• Mandela, 92, home from S. African hospital
• Supporters lobby in Richmond for "gun show loophole" bill
• Obama gets snared in Washington's wintry weather
• UPDATE: At least 37 dead as car bomb strikes Baghdad funeral
• Doctors say Giffords ready to start full rehab
• Fed says economy needs $600 billion bond-purchase program
• Bigger budget?
• Parent conferences
• Canosa continued
• Orange Town Council notebook
• Museum presidents take dispute to court
• Houck previews GA session priorities
• Wilderness to Walmart to wow!
• Gordonsville Town Council notebook
• Planners oppose sunsetting clause
• Judge considered motions before trial began
• Lightning strike prompts safe emergency landing at airport
• Wal-Mart drops Orange County battlefield store plans
• Walmart backs out
• Obama heads to Wisconsin for factory tours
• Russian president fires police chief after airport bombing
• Obama to call for 5-year spending freeze
• House panel advances sex-abuse bill
• Suicide bomber kills 5 in eastern Pakistan
• State of the Union: It's the economy, again
• Petraeus says 2011 'likely to be tough' for forces in Afghanistan
• Battlefield Walmart issue heads to court
• Loughner pleads not guilty in Ariz. shooting
• UPDATE: Suicide bomber suspected in Moscow airport blast
• EPA to resume tests near Louisa well
• Marauding monkey that terrorized Japan escapes again
• Obama to highlight military support
• Gulf oyster bed restoration among first since oil spill
• Car bombs targeting Shiite pilgrims kill 18 in Iraq
• Tax credit for long-term-care insurance clears first hurdle
• House committee approves 'Repeal Amendment'
• Ken Cuccinelli
• Bomb kills 2 guards protecting Afghan official
• No parole for Manson follower Krenwinkel
• South Korean storms hijacked freighter, kills 8 Somali pirates
• 30 years later, former Iranian hostages reunite at West Point
• UPDATE: Giffords to be sent Friday to Texas rehab center
• Obama ramping up 2012 reelection campaign
• On JFK 50th, Kennedy family gathers in Washington
• Hu reaches out to U.S. businesses with China ties
• Va. House panel backs tougher abortion clinic regulations
• Shooting by Louisa deputies justified, commonwealth's attorney says
• McDonnell order OKs openly carrying firearms in state parks
• Giffords able to stand; could be moved to rehab center Friday
• GOP spending cuts would affect millions of people
• McDonnell calls privatization an uphill battle
• More than 100 suspected mobsters arrested in Northeast
• At least 50 dead in bombings at Iraq security checkpoint
• Tunisian army fires warning shots during protest
• More than 10 insurgents killed in Afghanistan
• Obama to hold meetings, honor JFK
• Manslaughter charge in Va. hunter's death
• Nintendo 3DS to cost $250, out March 27 in US
• Va museum recovers Civil War gun stolen in 1975
• Year after airlift to Pa., Haitian children thrive
• McDonnell ends ban on guns in Va state parks
• Family says Giffords will move to Houston rehab center
• UPDATE: Obama, Hu spar over human rights, hail economic ties
• Walmart case in court Tuesday
• Schools begin budget
• No new info on missing Clarke
• Road rage shooting trial ends
• The current battle of the Wilderness
• State, local teachers hope for raises
• Legislators urged to do more to back renewable energy
• Allen hints at Senate candidacy
• Surveillance video shows Tucson shootings
• Obama hosts Chinese president as world powers seek common ground
• Arab League chief says Tunisia is dire warning
• 1 killed, 3 critically hurt in Philadelphia gas main explosion
• 1 killed, 3 critically hurt in Philadelphia gas main explosion
• AP says U.S., China to unveil new nuclear security deal
• Attacker in bomb-packed ambulance kills 7 in Iraq
• Roadside bomb kills 13 civilians in Afghanistan
• Wildlife Center of Va. says fewer injured animals treated
• Lawyer: Va. teen detained in Kuwait should be home soon
• UPDATE: L.A. school district says 2 wounded in shooting
• Tea-party groups rally, hear from Cuccinelli
• Constitutional amendments resolution
• McDonnell proposes incentive proposal for hard-to-staff schools
• Chevy Volt at Capitol Square
• Chevy Volt at Capitol Square
• Senate Republican Caucus agenda
• K-12 education initiatives
• McDonnell proposes incentive proposal for hard-to-staff schools
• Immigration legislation
• McDonnell proposes incentive proposal for hard-to-staff schools
• Suspected U.S. drones kill 4 militants in Pakistan
• UPDATE: At least 52 dead, 150 injured in Iraq suicide bombing
• Obama wants to shed rules that hurt job growth
• Afghan officials say 50 Taliban switch sides
• Va. legislators urged to cap payday loans
• UPDATE: At least 45 dead, 140 injured in Iraq suicide bombing
• Obama to dine privately with China's president
• Giffords' husband says he's willing to meet suspect's parents
• Foreclosures come into focus at legislature
• UPDATE: Husband discusses wounded congresswoman's progress
• Federal grand jury probes John Edwards' campaign spending
• U.S. soldier dies in Iraq
• Pope John Paul II's blood to be relic in Polish church
• Obama congratulates Sudan on referendum
• Clinton urges China to embrace reform
• Victim identified in fatal Orange fire
• Newport News police fatally shoot man during traffic stop
• Bob Dole released from hospital
• Michael Steele fights for 2nd term as RNC head today
• Obama to visit with Pakistani president, attend memorial
• State wants new process for checking textbooks
• Congresswomen describe seeing Giffords open eye
• British government abolishes forced retirement at 65
• Biden says Iraq's success in U.S. interest
• McDonnell urges lawmakers to be leaders
• Trial set in Graves Mtn. murder case
• Montpelier takes the Constitution to the Capitol
• Opponents object to site, not store
• Abshire bond denied
• Serious or sensational?
• Planners table "sunsetting" clause
• Houck hears Medicaid support
• Shell games in Richmond
• One dead in Orange fire
• Cantor speaks in favor of resolution honoring Giffords
• Va. to consider banning illegals from colleges
• Palin says journalists incite hatred after Ariz. shootings
• Father pursued Ariz. massacre suspect before shooting
• UPDATE: NATO says 4 service members killed in Afghanistan bombings
• Poll shows Obama, GOP improve their standings
• 20,000 homes expected to be swamped in Brisbane flooding
• Police search for 2 men in Orange ABC robbery
• Governor says he can't back Va. currency bill
• Virginia history textbook provider to replace 2 books with mistakes
• Albemarle County Middle and High Schools closing early
• Albemarle County middle and high schools closing early
• Justice Elena Kagan writes her first opinion
• McDonnell will back more abortion clinic regulations
• N.Va. delegate wants to ban guns from state Capitol, G.A. building
• Panel says more reforms needed to prevent future oil spills
• Biden says U.S. will help Afghanistan after pullout
• Scores missing in tsunami-like flooding in Australia
• AP: Gov. McDonnell to propose keeping state in wholesale liquor biz
• Judge sentences Tom DeLay to 3 years in prison
• Huguely waives right to video hearing in UVA lacrosse murder
• UPDATE: Condenser leaks prompt power reduction at North Anna nuke unit
• Bedford Co. man charged with raping woman in Orange County
• McDonnell creates bipartisan redistricting panel
• Nation pauses to mourn Ariz. victims
• Cantor, staff observe moment of silence in Henrico office
• Charge against airport protester dropped
• 20 police dead in Sudan violence
• Ariz. shooting targets congresswoman, kills 6
• U.S. judge slain in Ariz. shootings; congresswoman shot, aide killed
• Forces search for 2 Westerners kidnapped in Niger
• 8 dead in latest violence in central Nigeria
• Defense secretary Gates headed to China
• James River Correctional Center to close
• Feds enforce Va. waterway speed limits to protect whales
• Russian fishing vessel missing after sending SOS
• Space shuttle Discovery's final mission delayed again
• Key party rejoins Pakistan's ruling coalition
• D-Day Memorial plan set for Park Service meeting
• Obama to do interview with Fox News' Bill O'Reilly
• Va. plant destroys alcoholic energy drinks
• UPDATE: Obama chooses William Daley as chief of staff
• Chavers convicted of murdering husband in Amelia
• Gates sending 1,400 more Marines to Afghanistan
• John Edwards left out of Elizabeth's will
• Cantor says most Americans still dislike health bill
• GOP House already violating campaign promises
• U.S. protests treatment of diplomat in Vietnam
• Supporters flock to see returned radical Iraqi cleric
• Gates proposes program cuts in military budgets
• Va. plant destroys alcoholic energy drinks
• Iran says American woman detained on spy charges
• Cantor ascends to House majority leader
• Walmart-Wilderness
• Back to (new) school
• For supervisors, new year brings familiar challenges
• Schools prepare for VRS impact
• Better Buisness Bureau flags Barboursville company
• Answering new school questions by looking inside
• Bledsoe remains school board chair
• U.S. suspends 2 military contractors in Afghanistan
• Massachusetts' lt. gov. pulls 2 kids from burning minivan
• Afghanistan says attacks against VP thwarted
• Large fish kill reported in Chesapeake Bay
• 2 Va. duck hunters drown in separate accidents
• Pelosi says no regrets on last day as House speaker
• Oil refineries sue EPA over ethanol plan
• UPDATE: Pakistani governor killed in gun attack
• Schwarzenegger tweet to Medvedev: Let's go skiing
• Vacation over, Obama set to face emboldened GOP
• DNA clears Texas man who did 30 years for rape, robbery
• Safe route
• Sewer plant deadline approaches
• Winter storm skirts county
• Stray bullet strikes Locust Grove home
• Oh, Christmas tree...
• School board notebook
• What would make the new year happy?
• U.S. police fatalities jump 37 percent in 2010
• Robbers with guns in baby carriage kill 3 in Russia
• Authorities cite link between Italian, Greek terrorists
• China paroles tainted milk protester
• Radical Muslims claim responsibility for deadly Nigerian attacks
• US 'deeply concerned' by conviction of Putin foe
• British court holds 9 on US Embassy terror plot
• EPA moves to limit greenhouse gases
• Miller says won't block Murkowski's Alaska Senate victory
• Germany to create cyber defense center
• Southeastern Va. shopping malls are snow casualties
• Obama administration restores wilderness rules for public lands
• UPDATE: Rome embassy blasts wound 2; anarchists suspected
• UPDATE: 2 injured in blasts at 2 embassies in Rome
• D.C. firefighter shot, drives himself to hospital
• Kremlin hails Senate's approval of nuclear treaty
• Deal reached on 9/11 health bill
• Happier holidays
• Orange ABC store robbed
• Orange Council notebook
• Another new school option
• Clarke remains missing
• Redistricting update
• Supervisors' notebook
• A season of hope
• Judge allows access to Love's Adderall records
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Ex-prison guard sentenced in W.Va. Pagan's case
• Boy's body hidden for year in Indiana
• Governor calls claim that Forbes fraud was ignored 'troubling'
• Outlaws president, 3 others convicted in U.S. court
• UPDATE: Rome mayor says device on subway couldn't have exploded
• Washington's Metro begins random searches of bags
• WikiLeaks' Assange complains he's victim of leaks
• Moonwatchers treated to total lunar eclipse
• Driver charged after 18 cars struck in Md.
• 18-year-old son arrested in fatal stabbing of Spotsylvania woman
• Pope says Catholic Church must reflect on what allowed abuse
• 12 arrested in UK terror plot
• Accused Appomattox shooter ruled competent for trial
• Va. unemployment rate holds steady at 6.8 percent
• Clinton says she's worried by GOP talk of cutting foreign aid
• Mexican government drone crashes in El Paso, Texas
• CIA pulls top spy out of Pakistan after threats
• Obama gets measure preventing big tax hikes
• Judge's son pleads guilty, could get life
• ATM in Boca Raton, Fla., to dispense gold bars and coins
• Pakistan says U.S. missile attacks kill 15
• Mullen says Pakistan can shut down Taliban hideouts
• McDonnell to ask state employees to pay for pensions
• UPDATE: Bail appeal rejected, WikiLeaks' Assange to be freed
• Geithner says feds trying to keep struggling borrowers in homes
• Truman carrier's air wing headed home to Va.
• Okla. man may be 1st U.S. inmate executed with new sedative
• Tax package heads toward high-stakes vote in House
• Legislators listen to local issues
• Schools feeling cuts' sting
• Gordonsville police chief leaving
• Opportunities, imperatives
• Driver convicted in fatal accident
• Facebook founder Zuckerberg named Time's 'Person of the Year'
• At least 27 die when boat sinks off Australia
• Afghanistan attacks kill 3 kids, NATO soldier
• WikiLeaks founder bail appeal hearing Thursday
• Obama meets with top CEOs today about economy
• Woman arrested for wearing hijab in Ga. court sues city
• UPDATE: 6 die in Baltimore rowhouse fire
• NATO service member killed in Afghanistan bomb blast
• Blue Ridge Parkway ranks high for federal park suicides
• Big legal setback for Obama's health care overhaul
• Federal judge strikes down Health Care Reform law
• Icy conditions cause wrecks
• Celebrities call for release of Iran stoning woman
• First Senate vote expected on Obama-GOP tax deal
• Chinese ship listing in North Sea after crash
• UPDATE: Man, 67, dies after punch by Burger King worker
• UPDATE: Jailed Nobel Peace Prize winner applauded in Oslo
• Pakistan car bomb death toll climbs
• Obama hits 9-month mark in battle to quit smoking
• Papers shed light on Eisenhower's farewell address
• Obama predicts tax bill passage, possible changes
• Senate blocks repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• McDonnell promises $4 billion for roads by end of term
• Police hope to search Huguely's smartphone
• Police swarm Florida gas station, after false Jeffrey Easley sighting
• Police say convict acted alone in LA publicist slaying
• Va man gets 4 years in father's slaying
• Amherst County man gets 5 years in baby burning case
• U.S. military chief chides China over North Korea crisis
• U.S. blacklists Afghan security firm tied to Karzai
• Vandalism mars Hanukkah in Indiana college town
• Search for Brittany Smith: Tent bought at Walmart, no sightings of Easley, Smith
• Police: Brittany Smith, Jeffrey Easley "dropped off the face of the Earth"
• Crime commission backs overhaul of state protective orders
• Cat returns home five years after Katrina
• Parents upset about new school alignment
• New school almost complete
• Clarke vigil
• Sharing our good fortune so others may know joy this holiday season
• School board notebook
• Planning commission notebook
• House GOP defeats Dems' bill to award seniors $250
• UPDATE: Taliban video shows U.S. soldier held in Afghanistan
• Hackers strike back to support WikiLeaks founder
• House Dems' bill freezes most agency budgets
• Father-in-law of disfigured Afghan teen arrested
• Suicide bomber kills 15 in Pakistan
• Obama meets today with Polish president
• Stolen dump truck leads Ohio police on 50-mile chase
• Added congressional oversight sought for Arlington National Cemetery
• Obama to speak on tax cuts, economy in N.C.
• Va. woman killed in accident on snow-covered road
• Gulf Arab nations meet amid alarm over Iran atomic plans
• Richmond man sentenced to 91-plus years for robbery
• N.J. casino secondhand smoke suit settled for $4.5 million
• Navy awards contract to Northrop subsidiary
• U.S. says Cuban detention of contractor hurts ties
• S.C. police say teens hanged toddler by ankles, beat him
• Senate plans weekend votes on Democratic tax plans
• Deficit-cutting plan wins more support before vote
• Secret spacecraft returns after 7-month trip
• 3 NATO service members killed in Afghanistan
• DeMint predicts no-tax-hike agreement with Obama
• Iraq calls for swift execution of 39 terror suspects
• Defense could wrap its case in Smart kidnap trial
• South Koreans dismissed intelligence on island attack
• Obama to meet with governors-elect
• Obama nominates 2 to federal bench in Va.
• 2 charged in death of Army medic from Va.
• Vigil planned for missing Orange girl
• School options explored
• Whooping cough reported in county schools
• Winter warning
• Tree tradition
• Water supply plan submitted
• What are we prepared to do?
• Supervisors' notebook
• Judge dismisses Liberty U. challenge to health care law
• UPDATE: Shark maims 4 swimmers in Egypt's Red Sea
• Students protest Greek austerity measures
• Iran hangs former soccer star's mistress
• Lowe's recalls about 11 million blinds, Roman shades
• Feds back away from street sign regulation
• Clinton says WikiLeaks won't hurt U.S. diplomacy
• U.S. launches HIV testing program in Zimbabwe
• Smithsonian removes video after Catholics complain
• Bay Foundation wants stronger cleanup plan
• Wis. gunman dies from self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Cantor says tax hikes not on the table in White House talks
• Senate passes bill to boost food safety
• Pentagon Metro partially closed for investigation
• Web delivery firm says Comcast taking toll on data
• Pentagon study says gays could serve with no harm
• Signs of diplomacy emerge in Korean crisis
• Obama meets with congressional leaders
• WikiLeaks says Israel's Netanyahu supports land swaps
• Feds investigate crooks pretending to be DEA agents
• UPDATE: Afghan police officer kills 6 U.S. service members
• McDonnell asks tobacco panel to help woo Calif. business
• Va. alcohol ad ban appeal rejected by Supreme Court
• Election chaos has Haiti in more turmoil
• Afghan police officer kills 6 NATO service members
• VDOT says state's bridges need $4 billion
• Rangel wants censure penalty lightened
• RIC passengers move smoothly through security
• Norfolk jury convicts 5 Somali men in Navy ship attack
• Norfolk jury meets for second day in piracy trial
• Homeland security proposes ending color-coded threat alerts
• UPDATE: Jawbone found in Aruba not Natalie Holloway's
• Thanks and giving
• Schools advance vocational initiative
• Supervisors face projected revenue shortfall
• Orange names Woods town manager
• Orange Town Council notebook
• Shopping locally this holiday season
• Iran issues arrest warrant for ex-president's son
• Royal wedding set for April 29 at Westminster Abbey
• Dalai Lama wants to give up ceremonial duties
• Greece cleared to get next bailout installment
• Pope comments about condoms, HIV broadened
• Indonesia raises alert level at another volcano
• YEP We Train Mustangs
• UPDATE: Guilty verdict for convict in slaying of Chandra Levy
• Man, 82, gets 90-year prison term in sex case in Louisa
• McDonnell urges caution in state spending
• WikiLeaks says new release 7 times size of Iraq files
• 2 fires burning in George Washington National Forest
• Man arrested in connection with Newport News courthouse bomb threat
• Facebook foe pastor offers to resign over affair
• Person of interest named in Utah ranger shooting
• UPDATE: Salvadoran immigrant convicted in slaying of Chandra Levy
• Closing arguments expected in Norfolk piracy trial
• TSA says pilots to be exempt from some airport checks
• UPDATE: Obama says Lisbon summit will revitalize NATO
• Floyd County fir headed to governor's mansion
• Rangel could be 23rd House member to be censured
• China blasts U.S. congressional report on currency
• $60 billion U.S. arms deal with Saudi Arabia goes through
• Some small farms would be exempt from food safety regs
• Panel says Va needs to address housing issues
• Webb receives DoD documents
• Gov. will meet with defense secretary over base closure
• Deaf Va. inmates to get novel videophone system
• Judge rules on Walmart case motions
• Town council stops TOOT school route
• The line is drawn
• Extension, county consider restructuring effects
• Fraud finders
• Self-interest above all else?
• UPDATE: FDA threatens seizure of caffeinated alcoholic energy drinks
• UPDATE: FDA threatens seizure of caffeinated alcoholic energy drinks
• Obama considering executive for top economic post
• U.S. Chamber says it won't seek Obama's defeat
• Detectives link Va. killer to Calif. slayings
• Roanoke woman gets 2-year term for stealing benefits
• Experts say BP ignored warning signs on doomed well
• UPDATE: Rangel found guilty of violating House rules
• UVa details early action admissions
• Afghan president marks holiday with plea for peace
• Bush to break ground on presidential library
• More than 900 pigs found dead on Pennsylvania farm
• Obama awards Medal of Honor to Iowa staff sergeant
• NASA finds 4th crack on space shuttle fuel tank
• Crime commission urged to endorse familial DNA searching
• Accused parkway shooter pleads not guilty
• Arrests made in killing of 12 in Russian village
• Shooter, daughters identified in Pa. murder-suicide
• Palin e-mail hacker sentenced to year in halfway house
• Obama gets no trade deal, but has his hands full
• Pakistan briefly detains U.S. man at airport
• British prime minister calls for prosecutions after student protests
• Audio recording reveals fraud in Afghan election
• Pa. man lights joint to celebrate child's birth
• Blasts hit Baghdad's Christian districts, kill 4
• Safeguarding citizen participation
• School board notebook
• Planning commission notebook
• Shelter shuffle
• Building business?
• Supplemental support
• Schools consider pay-to-play math
• Iran sets Nov. 15 as date for nuclear talks
• Hearing set in soldier's Afghanistan 'thrill kill' case
• As boomers age, 1 in 5 drivers will be an oldster
• Somali piracy trial to begin in Norfolk today
• Private military security companies sign code of conduct
• Ex-CEO says BP was unprepared for oil spill
• FBI launches crackdown on sexual exploitation of children
• 5 Va. counties offered drought assistance by USDA
• Clinton back on U.S. soil after marathon Asia tour
• Chesapeake Bay Foundation ups pressure on McDonnell
• NATO-Afghan operation kills 15 insurgents in south
• EU considers blacklisting unsecure airports
• UPDATE: Police dispatcher says 'glitch' led to Ohio NASA lockdown
• GOP, Obama embrace Bush tax cuts compromise
• Earthquakes dog Clinton on overseas trips
• Bristol Palin campaigned but didn't vote
• Suspect package returned from embassy in Athens
• Iranians mark anniversary of U.S. embassy takeover
• Fox News doubles its election ratings from 2006
• Opening arguments expected in Smart kidnap trial
• Hurt unseats Perriello
• Va voters OK 2 proposed amendments; another close
• Boehner, Cantor take aim at Obama initiatives
• School board notebook
• A problem of our own creation?
• Supervisors' notebook
• Alleged road rage shooter pleads not guilty
• Town zoning drafts gets citizen input
• CWPT rallies for battlefield tract
• Town talks TOOT route
• Clarke search continues
• County backs Cantor, G'ville elects three
• Norfolk police shooting ruled justified
• U.S. missile strike kills 5 militants in northwest Pakistan
• Boehner wants to shelve health care overhaul, calls it 'monstrosity'
• UPDATE: Shots fired at Coast Guard recruiting station in Prince William
• Astronauts vote from space station
• UPDATE: Blasts kill at least 62 across Baghdad
• Va polls open; no major problems reported
• Kaine says early voting looks good for Democrats
• British group says it's suing over U.S. execution drug
• 5-year-old Calif. boy shot in head on Halloween dies
• Officials suspect Sept. dry run for bomb plot
• Clinton says Obama will stay the course
• Culpeper sheriff's son arrested on drug charge
• 185-carat diamond found in Lesotho
• Omega-3 pills fail to work in Alzheimer's patients
• Clinton urges rights progress in Cambodia
• 1 hurt in Greek parcel bomb blast
• Democrats hope to limit losses in campaign's last hours
• Outlaws biker gang clubhouse in Maine catches fire
• Feds advise local law enforcement about mail bombs
• 15 killed during Somali insurgent attack
• UPDATE: Terror plot thwarted as US-bound explosives seized
• UPDATE: Obama: Terror explosives found, bound for US
• Va. Tech sues real estate firm over Hokie name
• Ariz. beheading case raises fears of drug violence
• North Korea opens fire toward South Korea
• U.S. waiving penalties for use of child soldiers
• Tropical Storm Shary forms in Atlantic
• Norfolk carrier group sinks decommissioned ship
• Clinton says China must clarify rare earth exports
• Update: Outlaws gang trial to resume Friday
• Obama welcomes Chilean mine rescue heroes
• Bus crash in Turkey leaves 6 tourists dead, 18 hurt
• Somali militants execute 2 girls
• French protests weaken but still disrupt flights
• Death toll in Indonesia quake, tsunami up to 272
• Governor's education summit gets under way after fire alarm
• 65 killed in roof collapse at wedding in Afghanistan
• D.C. prepares for more homeless this winter
• Want a car with ejector seat and machine guns? You'll pay
• Feds say 65,000 overseas voters protected before election
• Bin Laden warns France over Afghan war, veil ban
• Considering all our options
• Orange Town Council notebook
• Four run for three seats in Gordonsville
• Walmart hearing postponed
• Orange approves water plan
• Open, closed
• Montpelier races supplement left out of some papers
• Va. seeks oyster disaster funds as result of BP spill
• Obama campaigning from White House
• Suspected U.S. missile strikes kill 5 in Pakistan
• Publisher plans to produce corrected Va. textbook
• Video shows Louisa man's arrest after Cantor event
• Iran to keep hiker's bail unless she returns
• U.S. product safety chief seeks China's help on drywall issue
• Obama appoints record number of gay officials
• Somalia leads list of most corrupt nations; U.S. 22nd
• Indonesian volcano erupts, spews hot ash and rocks
• Design workshop
• Government calls for better gas mileage for trucks
• NPR chief apologizes for how Williams' firing was handled
• Leak fixed, shuttle cleared for launch next week
• Va. gets $45 million for preliminary high-speed rail work
• Greek strikes bring train services to a halt
• Perriello plans 20 stops in 24 hours
• Post office again seeks rate hike
• McDonough chosen as Obama's No. 2 security adviser
• Tropical Storm Richard approaches Caribbean
• Watergate prosecutor James Neal dead at 81
• Bodies, mass graves found on Iwo Jima
• Prosecutor uses lobbyist's e-mails against him
• Va. alerts schools of black Confederates error
• Democrats to spend $1 million on ads in Spanish
• Electrolux and Frigidaire stoves recalled
• Tobacco exec gets probation, fine in bribery case
• Bombs kill 9 in Pakistan
• Experts tell Va. lawmakers economy is uncertain
• UPDATE: U.S. details new Pakistan military aid package
• UPDATE: NPR fires news analyst after remarks about Muslims
• Undercover agent testified at gang trial
• Feds charge Philly man in threats against Cantor
• Verizon gets $76.5M gov't cloud computing contract
• Waugh's car reportedly vandalized in Louisa
• Hearing set for Walmart near battlefield
• Calif. stars in annual earthquake drill
• White House fall garden harvest: turnips and more
• Mystery giver leaves $10,000 in WTC donation box
• NPR fires news analyst after remarks about Muslims
• FBI: Would be Dallas bomber said he'd die for bin Laden
• Tropical Storm Richard forms in Caribbean
• UVa seeks dismissal of Cuccinelli's latest demand
• Orange looks to clarify its stake
• Water, water anywhere?
• FBI computer system years late and way over budget
• U.S. to sell $60 billion in advanced arms to Saudi Arabia
• Northern Virginia man pleads to helping Somali terror group
• FBI: Would be Dallas bomber said he'd die for bin Laden
• Obama heading out on 5-state, 4-day campaign swing
• FBI contacted about Justice Thomas' wife's call to Anita Hill
• Obama to appear on Stewart's 'Daily Show' next week
• UPDATE: 4 deaths prompt recall of 2 million Graco baby strollers
• Blacktip or spinner suspected in Va. Beach shark attack
• Ex-UK prime minister Thatcher ill in hospital
• UPDATE: 4 deaths prompt recall of 2 million Graco baby strollers
• Italian court upholds Vatican bank account seizure
• Water supply: a scary situation
• Music makers at OCHS
• Congressional seat, constitutional ammendments highligh ballot
• Clarke case remains a mystery
• Virginia Beach GOP chief to quit over racist e-mail
• State updates what fees schools can charge students, parents
• Germany accuses 8 in terror charges
• JetBlue meltdown attendant due in court today
• Sarkozy vows crackdown on French protests
• UPDATE: JetBlue meltdown attendant pleads guilty
• Police look for links between Pentagon, museum shootings
• Training top teachers for tough spots focus of grant
• Hudson to rule on health-care suit by end of year
• Va. to get $249 million for school jobs
• Pentagon asks media not to publish war leaks
• UPDATE: 2 workers killed in Tenn. post office shooting
• Cuccinelli prepares for health-care arguments in federal court
• Alaska Senate candidate's guards handcuff editor
• Prosecutors put Abramoff associate on trial again
• Jordanian man faces sentencing in Dallas bomb plot
• State salaries: What do government employees earn?
• Witness: British aid worker abducted in Somalia
• U.S. missile attack kills 3 in Pakistan
• D.C. police say man beaten to death after breaking window
• Catholics accuse Turkish nationalists of killing bishop
• Feds oppose Calif. proposition to legalize marijuana
• Clinton worries about UK defense spending cuts
• School board notebook
• Holiday adoptions turned over to Children's Toy Box
• Planning commission notebook
• Junk bonds?
• Boy killed in accident
• U.S. military says 77,000 Iraqis killed over 5 years
• Police follow Clarke leads
• White House to become Pink House for breast cancer month
• County approves Andrewsia downzoning
• O'Donnell, Coons square of in feisty Del. Senate debate
• Va. state tax collections rose in September
• NATO chief calls for anti-missile system
• Nigerian charged in airline bomb attempt in court
• China says backers of Nobel winner support crime
• Killer cannot erase goodness, Morgan Harrington's parents say
• Dalai Lama says he would be a lousy U.S. president
• Cuccinelli to investigate mortgage foreclosures
• UPDATE: Judge declines to order slave burial ground survey
• Governor backs 'all-of-the-above strategy' on energy
• Fall fire season begins
• Cantor challengers debate without him
• Higher education panel crafts legislative package
• Historian to testify at Walmart battlefield trial
• Afghan insurgent commander killed in raid
• Obama to highlight benefits of college tax credit
• Nordics lead in eliminating gender inequality
• Delay considered for Fort Hood shooting hearing
• Report: N.Y. candidate who slammed gays once rented to them
• 4 NATO troops killed in Afghan blast
• Mexican police commander found decapitated
• Va. town hopes to fix creek
• UPDATE: Chilean official says 1st miner to surface today
• Va. students may get college subsidies
• Education civil rights complaints on the rise
• Chilean miners' kin struggle with jealousy, rivalries
• Japanese village kills dolphins but frees young
• Obama touts $50 billion transportation proposal
• U.S. spinal cord patient becomes first to be treated in stem cell study
• Authorities release man who tossed book near Obama
• Israeli leader offers conditional settlements freeze
• Boy, 9, dies in Orange County motorcycle crash
• Schwarzenegger leads trade mission to Russia
• Obama calls on China to free Nobel laureate Liu
• 15 foreign-born sex criminals arrested in Va., D.C., face deportation
• Poll suggests tea party may play role in Va. races
• Cuccinelli: Tea party 'hasn't peaked'
• U.S. spending on Afghan contractors slammed
• Chemical tanker in trouble off French coast
• Governor among 15 killed in Afghan mosque bombing
• North Korea confirms Kim Jong Un as next leader
• McDonnell naming Mass. official to head prisons
• AP says Obama's national security adviser resigning
• Paper says pistol shots preceded Kent State shootings
• UPDATE: Calif. passes long-overdue budget
• Hurricane Otto forms in the Atlantic
• Chile mine rescue shaft nearly done; excitement builds
• Southern Baptist leader: Yoga not good
• All hopeful Mideast talks can go on
• Greece hit by civil servants strike
• Taliban commander, 7 others killed in Afghanistan attack
• Woman fatally stabbed in N.Va. restaurant
• Suspected U.S. missile strike kills 3 in Pakistan
• Otto becomes a tropical storm in the Atlantic
• Car bombs kill 5 at market near Baghdad
• Tea Party groups prepare for Virginia convention
• FAA proposes new rules for helicopter safety
• Tornadoes derail train, smash homes in N. Arizona
• Alleged road rage shooter back in court
• Missing Samantha Clarke
• Board of supervisors notebook
• Orange advances downtown projects
• Orange Office on Youth project an Excel-lent opportunity
• Lenders take back Annadale
• No new info on missing Orange girl
• Yemen explosion targets British diplomats
• Obama to award Medal of Honor today
• Times Square bomber faces sentencing in NYC
• Solar power coming to White House
• Australia police say 13 Taser shocks too much
• Dozens die in Indonesian flash floods
• Supreme Court won't hear appeal from 9/11 families
• NYC's 'Naked Cowboy' says he's running for president
• Cuccinelli sends revised demand to U.Va.
• Economy tops Obama's agenda today
• New Supreme Court term starts today
• Search for missing balloonists to end
• Greece to propose more austerity in 2011 budget
• Jimmy Carter says he feels fine after bout with virus
• Shooting prompts Philippine judges to ask for guns
• White House announcement today: Emanuel out, Rouse in
• Ex-N.J. gov. McGreevey saddened by teen's suicide
• Tired of waiting, Marine raises new flag over post office
• Wilder, survey show support for ABC privatization
• BP says oil spill costs rise to $11.2 billion
• Bin Laden says relief organization needed for Muslim countries
• 85 percent of state students graduate on time
• Madison man convicted of tree-cutting scam
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million items
• Pakistan holds government worker in NYC plot
• Police identify accident victims
• Orange lifts water restrictions
• Payment plan pitched for small liquor retailers
• Police still seek info on missing woman
• Powerful earthquake hits eastern Indonesia
• BP's new CEO creates unit to enforce safety
• Body buried at Stonehenge came from Mediterranean
• Anti-austerity protests sweep across Europe
• Google's future in China uncertain, executive says
• OTC fires town manager
• Gordonsville Town Council notebook
• Orange Town Council notebook
• Getting ready for flu season
• A rain reminder
• With more info, planners rethink parent parcels
• County schools achieve accreditation
• Senate Armed Services panel takes up JFCOM closure
• McDonnell says state's regions must cope with growth
• UPDATE: Man kills self after shooting at University of Texas
• 'Hemingses of Monticello' author, creator of 'The Wire' among 'genius'
• McDonnell to get briefing soon on command's future
• Ahead of Obama's visit, Bolling criticizes policies
• Norway terror plot targeted Danish paper
• Israel navy halts Gaza-bound boat without violence
• Kaine: No slight in Wisc.'s Feingold skipping Obama rally
• Obama: Democratic voter apathy 'inexcusable'
• Chapman intersection
• Palestinians wait on decision to quit peace talks
• Highway deaths down in first half of 2010, government says
• Coping with growth key to future, governor says
• UPDATE: Va. Tech identifies student who died in balcony fall
• Va. Tech student dies after balcony fall
• Chavez allies win congressional majority in vote
• Suspected U.S. missile strike kills 2 in NW Pakistan
• Slavery misstep 'error of haste, not heart,' McDonnell says
• EPA issues new draft Chesapeake Bay cleanup plan
• Calif. judge to weigh ownership of jumbo emerald
• Obama, at UN, eyes Sudan, Southeast Asia tensions
• Soviet coup plotter Yanayev dies at 73
• Pa. mailman admits stashing 12,000 pieces of mail
• Nicaraguan diplomatic official found dead in NYC
• Teresa Lewis meets with family members
• Colbert, Stewart expecting 60,000 at D.C. rallies
• La. man arrested in Va. runaway girl case
• Philadelphia to become largest U.S. city with casino
• Congress to send small business bill to Obama
• Poll shows independents as upset as Republicans
• 19 killed in fighting in Somalia's capital city
• GOP 'Pledge' makes closing argument to voters
• Nev. governor has surgery after thrown from horse
• Canosa trial continued
• OTC fires town manager
• Speeding train kills 7 elephants in India
• Teresa Lewis awaits execution tomorrow night at Greensville
• Houck requests study of ABC privatization
• Va. civil-commitment facility's capacity strained
• Google's 'Street View' banned by Czech Republic
• Nev. governor injured when thrown from horse
• Book says aides doubt Obama's Afghan strategy
• Kurd jailed for shoe toss at Turkish premier
• Coming events
• Church bulletins
• Mt. Zion welcomes burned Ruckersville Baptist for homecoming
• Painful payments
• Supervisors' notebook
• Orange approves two-way traffic on Chapman St.
• NAACP backs Webb on criminal-justice bill
• Orange raises sewer rates
• 14 militants killed in attack on Afghan-NATO camp
• State unemployment steady, local figures rise
• Navy chief from Va. among those killed in Afghanistan chopper crash
• Andrewsia action delayed
• Experts warn of privatization, increased drinking
• Inspiration for Lynyrd Skynyrd dies in Fla.
• SUV hits, kills Md. Green Party Senate candidate
• Obama awards Medal of Honor posthumously to Pa. man
• Arrests in Calif. town shocked by high salaries
• Police seek info on missing woman
• Plane makes smooth landing on Atlanta area highway
• Obama to award Medal of Honor today
• Proposal would ban texting by haz-mat truck drivers
• Falwell backs ABC privatization plan
• Iran claims double standard in Teresa Lewis case
• Strengthening Karl takes aim at Mexican Gulf coast
• Obama names Warren to consumer post
• Danish police say man injured in explosion wanted to bomb newspaper
• Calif. candidate breaks U.S. campaign spending records
• Obama to announce expansion of education campaign
• Companies accuse government of bungling spill evidence
• State police dive team member drowned, had heart disease
• Tropical Storm Karl heads to Gulf of Mexico
• Kaine says tea party has caused 'civil war' for GOP
• Feds seek tougher pipeline oversight
• Blown-out Gulf well to be sealed by Sunday
• Coal miners rally against Obama administration
• A strange but true story
• Orange Town Council notebook
• Schools recieve discipline, crime, violence report
• Can you hear me now?
• Citizens speak up for Orange grant
• Towns enact water restrictions
• Webb bill would demand reason for closing Norfolk command
• U.S. accuses Iran of intimidating nuclear inspectors
• 3 killed in Kashmir as Indian leaders hold talks
• Kaine says tea party has caused 'civil war' for GOP
• Obama grateful for Iran's release of U.S. hiker
• Ex-Hartford, Conn., mayor gets 3 years in prison
• T. Boone Pickens to headline governor's energy conference
• Injuries reported in Tenn. flare plant explosion
• Obama: Students should work hard, focus on school
• Small business lending measure set to clear Senate hurdle
• Obama wants to double offshore oil inspection fees
• Burnt Quran found outside Knoxville mosque
• Agency reconsiders DUI as deportable offense
• Interfaith Center leads coalition against privatization
• Obama says his policies have stabilized economy
• Senate opens impeachment trial against judge
• Belgium says no easy way out of Catholic abuse crisis
• Cuccinelli says Bush policy also intruded on states
• Coast to coast, tea partiers promote their cause
• SAT scores hold steady
• Trial begins for hunter who thought husband was bear
• Va. Supreme Court refuses to hear Oakwood Heights case
• Northrop Grumman offers $250,000 for IT inquiry
• Panel urges more 10-hour, 4-day work weeks
• Warner says government can't keep bailing out economy
• Melting sea ice forces walruses ashore in Alaska
• Medal of Honor winner Salvatore Giunta
• Castro says he was misinterpreted on Cuban economy
• EPA says major bay polluter must cut nitrogen output
• Report says U.S. must deal with domestic radical problem
• 11 Afghans injured in anti-Quran-burning protests
• Peace Corps volunteer killed in Lesotho
• A whole different Playboy channel -- for the blind
• McDonnell tells military panel to protect bases
• McDonnell scales back tax in ABC proposal
• Obama meets with senior advisers today
• 4 suspected terrorists escape from U.S. prison in Iraq
• Properly outfitting our children for a new school year
• The ABCs of school bus safety
• Planners balk at proposed subdivision ordinance change
• School faculty, staff gather for pep rally at convocation
• Hungering for help
• State finds "impaired" waterways
• Council split on sewer rate
• Plans of progress
• China blacks out towns to meet energy goal
• Suspected U.S. missile attacks rock Pakistan
• Mexico says 2 bodies likely massacre investigators
• Vatican condemns U.S. man's plans to burn Quran
• Major aftershocks plague quake-rocked New Zealand
• GOP reveals Perriello staffers' addresses
• UPDATE: Flight attendant being evaluated for possible plea deal
• Obama to mark 9/11 anniversary at Pentagon
• Bobcat on power pole sparks Calif. brush fire
• NATO asks for more troops for Afghanistan
• Obama getting fewer judges confirmed than Nixon
• Va.-based submarine returns from 6-month deployment
• Flight attendant in passenger tiff due in N.Y. court
• AP says Obama to back more business tax breaks
• Man scales Calif. skyscraper with suction cups, is arrested
• Petraeus says burning Quran endangers U.S. troops
• NATO says Afghan forces can take control next year
• Winchester veterinarian charged with animal cruelty
• Latest Gulf oil rig problem starkly differs from BP spill
• Obama to address jobless report today
• Gates says U.S. making progress in Afghanistan
• Va. transportation chief proposes 6-state I-81 summit
• 5 killed in latest wave of Russian fires
• UPDATE: Lawmakers want to handle investigation of state computer problems
• Judge punishes Mich. juror over Facebook post
• Israel, Palestinians agree to 2nd round of talks
• Earl threatens Outer Banks; Va. could escape brunt
• UPDATE: No sign of oil spill after Gulf platform fire
• Earl warnings extend to Long Island as uncertainty remains
• 2 American troops killed in Afghan attacks
• Several Amtrak routes in Va. canceled due to Earl
• Hawking says God not needed for creation
• UPDATE: Va., N.C. prepare as Earl moves toward coast
• UPDATE: Discovery gunman shot by police; 3 hostages safe
• Va. atomic research center getting $73.2 million upgrade
• Gates with Iraq troops as combat mission ends
• Obama holds Mideast talks today
• Conn. driver falls from car on I-95; Dodge goes on
• 3 Oxfam workers killed in northeastern Afghanistan
• Spain halves deficit with austerity measures
• UPDATE: Lawmakers want to handle investigation of state computer problems
• Board of supervisors' notebook
• Developing our game plan for fall sports
• Shop owners weigh in on "business friendly" question
• Demand for supplies
• Sports reports
• Liberty Mills Farm
• Obama to honor troops as Iraq combat mission ends
• Petraeus: Afghan concern about Pakistan is legitimate
• Earl threatens U.S. coast after hitting Caribbean
• Poll says most New Yorkers want developers to move mosque
• Montana drinking and driving culture at crossroads
• UPDATE: 5 American troops killed in Afghanistan
• UPDATE: U.S. investigates potential terrorist test run
• Governor pushes liquor-store plan at town-hall meeting
• McDonnell moves ahead with seeking police role in enforcing immigration law
• Oval Office makeover to debut in Iraq speech
• Kinser becomes first woman to head Va. Supreme Court
• UPDATE: Unlikely that 2 men were plotting terror, AP says
• White House says Texas governor declined border security meeting
• GOP asks ethics probe of Wittman's challenger
• UPDATE: Lawmakers want to handle investigation of state computer problems
• UPDATE: Hurricane Earl becomes Category 3 storm
• Updated: Judge sides with UVa in climate case, dismissing Cuccinelli demands
• Suspect in Alaska police killings surrenders
• Hurricane warning issued for U.S. Virgin Islands
• Obama to devote much of week to Middle East
• Obama says he's not worried about Muslim rumors
• New Orleans levee upgrades nearly ready
• UPDATE: American imprisoned in N. Korea returns to Boston
• Jimmy Carter secures release of American in North Korea
• Deer-feeding ban starts Sept. 1 across Va.
• Danielle becomes a Category 4 hurricane
• 5 killed in Afghanistan market bombing
• Philippine fire leaves thousands homeless
• Recession may have pushed U.S. birth rate to new low
• More federal waters in gulf reopen to fishing
• Restoration continues on Va computer outage
• DMV
• Pakistani Taliban hint at attacks on aid workers
• Some state government computer service restored
• Swimming banned in part of Va. Beach
• N.Va. man wanted for pedophilia arrested in Poland
• Government estimates millions drive drunk in U.S.
• Army ending its GED program for aspiring soldiers
• Afghanistan militants kill 8 policemen
• ABC
• McDonnell in Fredericksburg
• Our homework assignment
• Road rage preliminary hearing held
• Payment plan
• Counting down to schools' Sept. 7 start
• UPDATE: 72 found dead in Mexico may be migrants
• Pentagon computers attacked with flash drive in 2008
• Thomas' wife to address Tea Party convention
• Obama appeals stem cell ruling; some work to stop
• Jimmy Carter arrives in North Korea
• NTSB releases preliminary report on Alaska crash
• Marines find 72 bodies in Mexico
• Virginia district lines could face major changes
• Webb secures Senate hearing on Va. command
• 'He shot everyone,' says Louisa survivor who lost son
• Cuccinelli: State can further regulate abortion clinics
• Norfolk sailors heading to flood-ravaged Pakistan
• Jimmy Carter to N. Korea to free American
• Consumers want a voice on health-care panel
• Number of U.S. forces in Iraq falls below 50,000
• Police say 'angry feud' preceded Louisa slayings
• Burned but unbroken
• Man accused of shooting deputy sought in SW Va.
• Ousted worker Sherrod rejects return to USDA
• Va. categorizes more waters as polluted
• Police say 'angry feud' preceded Louisa slayings
• Firm to pay $52.4 million in Minn. bridge collapse
• Faith groups attack McDonnell's liquor store plan
• Petraeus vows no sudden troop exodus from Afghanistan
• Boy, 3, drowns in Potomac tributary in Arlington
• NATO says bombs kill 2 foreign troops in Afghanistan
• Obama keeps low profile on vacation
• Poll says nearly 6 in 10 oppose war in Afghanistan
• Afghan insurgent leader caught; 3 NATO troops die
• U.S. says Iran needs a year to develop nuclear weapon
• Obama takes family on vacation
• Thais to extradite Russian arms suspect to U.S.
• 22-mile-long oil plume in gulf?
• Obama says economy coming back slowly but surely
• Russia to load fuel into Iranian nuclear plant next week
• School board notebook
• American man held over activist links in Turkey
• Board of supervisors' notebook
• Va. lawmakers question legal basis of command closure
• Making Orange more business friendly
• Out-of-staters boost revenue at Va.'s two 'public ivies'
• Supervisors support widening 15, not 20
• U.S. backs Afghan plan to ditch security contractors
• Town concerned about Andrewsia rezoning request
• Best Buy lawyers go after priest with 'God Squad' on car
• Orange Town Council notebook
• Obama to visit Milwaukee, Los Angeles today
• U.S. service member killed in Afghanistan
• County prepares for 2011 redistricting
• Defense secretary Gates plans to retire next year
• Obama family heads to Martha's Vineyard
• Six of seven schools meet AYP
• McDonnell says he wouldn't put mosque near 9/11 site, but it's up to New York
• New Virginia veterans cemetery to open next spring
• Business-friendly?
• Louisiana shrimpers report clean 1st-day catch
• JMU president cracks down on 'alcohol culture'
• Walmart lawsuit court date set for Jan. 25
• AP says terrorist tapes found under CIA desk
• Goodbye, Iraq: Last U.S. combat brigade heads home
• Judge throws out piracy charges against 6 Somalis in Norfolk
• Va. retailers make plea to change the BPOL tax
• Virginia budget surplus grows to $400 million
• U.S. says Iraqi forces are up to the task
• WikiLeaks: Army willing to discuss Afghan files
• Decision expected today on plug for BP's oil well
• VDOT says road project won't disturb endangered snakes
• Obama to sign border security bill today
• Muslims pray daily at Pentagon's 9/11 crash site
• FDA head says China improving food, drug safety
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