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NEWS
Member News (11/8/18): Longtime Free Lance-Star owner and publisher dies; a Daily Press reporter makes a return back; a scholarship for a fallen colleague and more
Former Free Lance-Star publisher, owner, past VPA president dies Josiah Pollard Rowe [...]
Q&A: Nathaniel Cline, Loudoun Times-Mirror
This week we had the pleasure of talking with Nathaniel Cline, a [...]
Fauquier Now helps establish new local journalism incubator
Fauquier County is big. It’s 650 square miles--about the distance from central [...]
We’re set up at the Virginia Tourism Summit at in the Richmond Convention Center. Stop by and take our quiz to see how many Virginia landmarks you can guess from our display. Quiz takers will be entered in a drawing for a basket of wine!
There's a lot happening in Virginia right now--from redistricting to legalized gambling and medical marijuana.
We're going to talk about those and more during #VPADay18. We will also have a lunch keynote from @FairfaxJustin !
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LOUDOUN- A county official blocks someone on a social media site. The person who was blocked sues. It's going to a federal appeals court in Richmond. But what does this mean for President Trump? (By @amarimow @washingtonpost)
What does an elected official in Virginia have to do with whether President Trump can block people on Twitter? A lot.
Both Phyllis Randall and President Trump have been sued in novel free-speech cases for silencing critics on social media
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