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Ashland leaders hope permits will end parking battle between students and residents

A newly proposed ordinance could help Ashland residents living near Randolph Macon College who want students to park on campus rather than filling up spaces in front of their homes.

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Al fresco gathering in Palm Beach includes recognition of first responders

The Palm Beach Police & Fire Foundation s Council of 100 opens its season with a cocktail party

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WATCH NOW: Virginia towns, cities deciding how to use millions in federal aid

WATCH NOW: Virginia towns, cities deciding how to use millions in federal aid
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Sculpture inspired by BLM protests moves into Ashland Town Hall

Sculpture inspired by BLM protests moves into Ashland Town Hall The story behind the Ashland Peace Project and last updated 2021-04-21 18:17:23-04 ASHLAND, Va. An Ashland artistâs wooden sculpture, that was inspired by the Black Lives Matter protests, has a prominent new home. Arthur Brill designed the Ashland Peace Project in the weeks following the death of George Floyd and the police reform protests that followed. â What can I do? is the question I ask myself. What I can do is, I can attract attention,â Brill explained. The sculpture stands at nearly seven feet tall and depicts a large two-toned peace sign. The hand sits on a fractured white pedestal in the lobby of Ashland Town Hall on Thompson Street.

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