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- Staying cool at the House Mountain Horse Show
- Problem Solvers: Lexington women gets ticket from Tennesee, but she's never driven there
- Lightning probable cause for Lexington restaurant fire
- Fire destroys Lexington's Southern Inn restaurant
- Rockbridge Co. Administrator explains concerns over e-mail survey
- Greenbrier owner plans $15 million investment in luxury train
- Escaped inmate found in Troutville
- Washington and Lee Univ. graduates 411 students
- Friends help Rockbridge County ALS sufferer fulfill wishes
- Carilion Clinic to add third helicopter
- Sons of Confederate Veterans display flags in Lexington
- Dogs hit the obstacle course in Lexington
- Sons of Confederate Veterans file lawsuit against Lexington
- Confederate Flag display planned for Lee-Jackson Days in Lexington
- Lexington City Council work session set in Confederate flag fight
- W&L professor who played key role in move to co-education dies
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Staying cool at the House Mountain Horse Show
We all have our own ways of describing Tuesday's weather but, when you're horse back, it may seem a little hotter. Competitors at this year's House Mountain Horse Show were trying a bit of everything to stay cool Tuesday afternoon.
Problem Solvers: Lexington women gets ticket from Tennesee, but she's never driven there
Jean Robinson got her first speeding tickets at age 84. A camera picked up the speeding vehicle, to Jean's surprise.
Lightning probable cause for Lexington restaurant fire
Investigators believe the lightning caused surge in electrical conduit in the Southern Inn's kitchen
Fire destroys Lexington's Southern Inn restaurant
The Southern Inn has served the community for more than 78 years
Rockbridge Co. Administrator explains concerns over e-mail survey
Claire Collins says the county handed over emails of those who signed up for the 'Alert Rockbridge' to VMI, after a verbal Freedom of Information Act request
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Friends help Rockbridge County ALS sufferer fulfill wishes
Last week, Tony Conway and his wife traveled to Fort Benning, Georgia to check a wish off his list.
Carilion Clinic to add third helicopter
Carilion Clinic has plans to add a third helicopter, Lifeguard 12.
Sons of Confederate Veterans display flags in Lexington
Members of the group followed through with plans to hold up Confederate flags in the city, in honor of Lee-Jackson Day in the Commonwealth
Dogs hit the obstacle course in Lexington
Dozens of dogs and their owners
Sons of Confederate Veterans file lawsuit against Lexington
The Sons of Confederate Veterans filed the lawsuit Thursday at the Federal Courthouse in Roanoke.
Confederate Flag display planned for Lee-Jackson Days in Lexington
Members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans plan to bring and hold several flags downtown, while wearing Confederate uniforms
Lexington City Council work session set in Confederate flag fight
After a vote in favor of the ordinance, now a City Council work session is planned to further discuss the issue
W&L professor who played key role in move to co-education dies
Washington and Lee University professor Pamela Hemenway Simpson, who played a key role in the school's transition to co-education, has died.
Artists from around Virginia descend on Lexington
The "Paint Lexington Paint-Out" starts today
Confederate flags banned from Lexington poles
Lexington City Council passed the ordinance four to one, which means only government flags will be flown from city flag poles
