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Mercy Street Debuts on PBS Jan. 17
Set in 1862, “Mercy Street” takes audience members to a crossroads of the Civil War—a Southern town occupied by Union forces. “Mercy Street” premiers nationally Jan. 17 at 10 p.m. on WETA
Drink & howl this winter: NoVA’s best open mic comedy hotspots
If you are looking to see your favorite entertainer or just an amateur performer looking to share a few good laughs, check out these venues located throughout NoVA neighborhoods.
Suicide blast kills 10; mild winter gives way to snowstorms
Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Tuesday, Jan 12
Jammin’ Java’s Monday night lineup showcases local talent
Monday night’s lineup at Jammin’ Java features four homegrown acts from the D.C. area. We chatted with the bands to get the lowdown.
Kids v. Adults: Star Wars VII Reviews
“[Star Wars VII] hits all the right notes but doesn’t try to exceed on anything.”
Madaya children eating insects to stay alive; David Bowie leaves the world one last album in same week he dies
Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local, national, and international news for Monday, Jan. 11
When the Redskins ignite, NoVA wins
It seems that the odds are excellent for Northern Virginia to perform exceptionally well in years in which the Washington Redskins return the favor.
South Korea broadcasts over loud speakers to North Koreans; Judges impose new VA congressional map
Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Friday, January 8.
NoVA’s bookshelf for January 2016
The latest tomes from local authors
New guidelines do not crack down on red meat despite recommendations; 17 miners freed after trapped in underground elevator
Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Thursday 7 January.
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