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In this Oct. 25, 2018, photo, Dominic Walker, left, and Logan Davenport, juniors of Mary Baldwin University, talk about their first two years at the school during an interview on campus in Staunton, Va. Both were among the first eight males to live on campus. (Mike Tripp/The Daily News Leader via AP)

2 Mary Baldwin University students reflect on lesson learned

By JEFF SCHWANER - Associated Press

ADVANCE FOR SATURDAY, JAN. 6, AND THEREAFTER – FILE – In this July 19, 2014, file photo, Civil War re-enactors simulate the 1864 burning of the Franklin County courthouse while marking the 150th anniversary of the Burning of Chambersburg in Chambersburg, Pa. Edward L. Ayers, president emeritus of the University of Richmond, examines the Civil War through the eyes of residents of Virginia's Augusta County and Pennsylvania's Franklin County in his book published Oct. 24, 2017, &quot;The Thin Light of Freedom: The Civil War and Emancipation in the Heart of America.&quot; (Ryan Blackwell/Public Opinion via AP)

Civil War historian re-examines burning of Chambersburg

By JIM HOOK and Chambersburg Public Opinion - Associated Press

Greater Good Gaming aims to change view about video gamers

By MONIQUE CALELLO - Associated Press

Documentary gives voice to a Staunton school’s past

By MONIQUE CALELLO - Associated Press

ADVANCE FOR MONDAY MAY 19 AND THEREAFTER - In a May 12, 2014 photo, Sam Berenstain, a farm manager with Project Grows, helps Tovah Kowell, 6, left, and Meghan Skally, 5, pick herbs in Verona, Va. The two girls are both homeschooled and part of the Prism Learning Community which makes weekly visits to the Project Grows farm. (AP Photo/The News Leader, Griffin Moores)

Nonprofit group taps farmers markets

By MICHAEL NEARY - Associated Press

Teen charged with slaying at Staunton golf course

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