Virginia
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5 ways to enjoy a date day along Virginia’s coast
Virginia is for Lovers—and we’ve got five of the best ideas to romance your partner along the commonwealth’s coastline.
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Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month with these commonwealth icons
Uncover remarkable stories of individuals who left an indelible mark on Virginia history during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
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7 places to eat after VCU’s graduation
Virginia Commonwealth University’s graduation ceremonies bring the pomp and circumstance to Richmond this weekend. If you’re looking for a place to celebrate your grad, check out one of the unique dining destinations on this list.
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Congressional races to watch in Virginia in 2024
A competitive race in Hampton Roads is attracting national attention as Democrats and Republicans prepare for a November Election Day that will determine control of the narrowly divided US House of Representatives.
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What’s your favorite budget-friendly vacation spot in Virginia?
Dogwood readers: we’d love to know your favorite affordable vacation spots in Virginia. Your votes will serve as a valuable guide for others who wish to explore VA!
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Race for Virginia Attorney General in 2025 taking shape
Jay Jones got endorsed by a Fairfax attorney previously seen as a possible rival this week in the Democratic primary for attorney general.
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Chasing tulips in Virginia: When & where to see spring’s colorful spectacle
Bask in the vibrant blooms of spring by visiting these top destinations for tulips in Virginia.
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State Sen. Hashmi of Chesterfield enters 2025 lieutenant governor’s race
Hashmi, a champion for reproductive rights, joins a crowded field seeking the Democratic nomination.
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A look ahead to Virginia in the 2024 Paris Olympics
As we prepare for the 2024 Paris Olympics in July, we’re also taking a look back at Virginia athletes who competed for the United States in past global games.
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Redefining history: Lois Harrison-Jones School’s name change reflects values
The Lois Harrison-Jones Elementary School pays homage to Richmond’s first Black female superintendent. The school was originally named after a confederate colonel in 1913.
