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America Is Still Worth Fighting For

Our men and women in uniform, who have paid the ultimate price of destiny, have secured freedom for generations of Americans.

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Historic Germanna unveiled as new name for Locust Grove nonprofit

The new compass logo represents the organization’s deepening understanding of a shared history among multiple communities.

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Public invited to Archaeology Day Open House at Fort Germanna colonial site

The circa 1700s dig sites will be open for public access Thursday during this unique program covering the latest discoveries.

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Stories of freedom: Community orgs honor, celebrate Juneteenth both in person, online

Montpelier Assistant Director of Archaeology Mary Minkoff says the lessons that can be learned from Juneteenth are broader than a single day in history. This year, Montpelier and its partner

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Virginia Humanities announces grant for projects across the Commonwealth

Virginia Humanities announced 19 grants totaling nearly $205,000 on Monday, including ones going to organizations in Locust Grove and Palmyra.

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