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Riverheads started fast and finished with a flurry Saturday night to defeat the Waynesboro Little Giants in boys basketball Saturday evening.
Nearly 60 people gathered outside the Augusta County Courthouse on Saturday morning for a peaceful protest demanding the resignation of Virginia’s Sixth Congressional District representative Ben Cline.
Demonstrators on Saturday called for Western Virginia's Congressional representatives to step down, connecting Republican opposition to election results to the deadly storming of the U.S. Capitol.
For the second Saturday in a row, Virginia has set a single-day record with 6,757 newly reported cases.
Riverheads started fast and finished with a flurry Saturday night to defeat the Waynesboro Little Giants in boys basketball Saturday evening.
Buffalo Gap notched its first win of the year with a 44-40 victory over Riverheads on Friday.
The Indians opened the game on a 16-2 run en route to an impressive 63-32 home victory over the Cougars in Valley District girls basketball action.
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