Residents forced to wait on airstrip decision
By Nicole Mooradian
The Kerrs Creek district is being torn
apart by debates over its four-plane landing strip, but the Board of
Supervisors has to wait on the commonwealth's attorney in order to vote.
Despite the standstill, the debate ended in shouting and tears.
Museum considers a move to Lexington
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Tourism
director says it may be too soon to tell, but Confederate
museum may occupy old courthouse soon
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Lee Chapel gets a facelift
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As Virginia celebrates the 200th birthday of Confederate general
Robert E. Lee, W&L celebrates his life as an educator
Producer:
Kat Greene
Associate Producer: Kristi
Williams
Producer Kat Greene speaks out about
truth behind rumors.
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Water treatment plant
copes with new demands
St. Paul's Anglican Church enjoys growth
Governor Tim Kaine struggles to push his transportation plan through the Assembly
Virginia's legislature introduces new death penalty bills
High school students are starting college early
Thanks to the cold weather, the only thing looking up for fruit is the
price
Produced by Washington and Lee journalism students.
Lead supervisor: Prof. Claudette Artwick
Reporting supervisors:
Technical supervisor: Michael Todd