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Rappahannock Tribe acquires nearly 1,000 acres along its namesake river

On Wednesday, the Rappahannock Tribe acquired the largest amount of its ancestral lands to date with the transfer of nearly 1,000 acres from The Conservation Fund, to be preserved in perpetuity under easement with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Virginia Board of Historic Resources.

Gov. Youngkin: Intervene to protect Virginians from predatory debt collection practices

Here is the reality: Most Americans with cancer who report struggling to pay for medical expenses or navigating medical debt are insured. 

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Not In The Picture

Our lives today are captured in pictures and videos.  Quite often the larger story is the people who are not in the picture, the ones in the shadows, ignored by...

Free Speech Will Never Be Free

The concept of unrestricted speech, often referred to as "free speech," is a cornerstone...

Embracing Community: Celebrating the Spirit of Ramadan and of Lent

As the sacred journey of Ramadan continues, a time of reflection, fasting, and community,...

What Price Woke

One of President Trump’s first Executive Orders was getting rid of woke ideologies in...

Embrace the new year and hold to a love that transcends all boundaries – A Poem

In shadows cast by absence, I began my quest,  A father’s love elusive, yet I sought the best.  My mother, strong and virtuous, her heart a...

Letter to a Generation Lost – Gen Z reconnecting to the local community

The Left has captured the world, not just in reality, but in spirit. It holds on to a postmodern way of life, replacing God...

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