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A Shenandoah Valley boy is hoping to turn his love of superheroes into a chance to appear in a comic book.
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Massanutten Resort will host its first ski area job fair Saturday as it prepares for the winter season.
Virginia is allowing "ill-prepared" home care businesses to operate and providing weak oversight of them, according to a new report from the state legislature's research arm, the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission.
A new display at a D.C. museum highlights a common item that was carried by countless American service members since the start of the country 250 years ago.
Disney’s “Frozen” was the highest-grossing film of 2013, the fifth highest-grossing film of all time. The Broadway musical delivers the same heartrending tale of two princess sisters frozen apart by
In a show at Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro, the artist presents photorealistic paintings of marginal landscapes and a suite of new drawings.
A contemporary setting revitalizes Molière’s classic ‘Tartuffe’ in Middlebury Acting Company’s funny production.
Owners Ben and Kelee Maddox doubled the footprint of their eclectic Main Street store and café, which has a loyal local clientele, in September.
The dilapidated log cabin, perhaps the oldest ski lodge in the country, was gradually sinking. It now houses the Middlebury College Alpine ski team.
Vermont’s volunteer backcountry rescuers brave dangerous terrain and bitter cold to bring wayward adventurers home.
Episode 780: BHS Drama is back with 'Guys and Dolls' running November 19 through 21 in its new auditorium. Eva Sollberger got a tour and saw a rehearsal.
The building’s owner owes more than $60,000 in fines related to the iconic structure that featured in the 1988 film “Beetlejuice.”
"Naloxone has an extremely high bonding affinity, so it can out-compete most drugs for that receptor and it's very potent. So there's no reason to think it can't reverse it," says Mississippi Poison Center Director Dr. Michael Marlin