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Look for this Press Pass Coupon this week in The Times-Dispatch: Barksdale Theatre “Mame” Buy one ticket, get one FREE Opening weekend only, November 17 – 19 Look for these Press Pass Coupons coming soon in The Times-Dispatch: November 9: Roma’s Ristorante Italiano, large cheese pizza for only $7.99, Williamsburg Road and…
/**/ Obituaries February 16, 2001 Richard Marvin Shope Richard Marvin Shope, 62, of Nokesville, formerly of Okolona, Arkansas son of the late William Marvin and Elsie Shope, died Wednesday, February 14, 2001 at Inova Fairfax Hospital, Falls Church. Survivors include his wife of 40 years, Anna Shope, two daughters, Carolyn Shope and Nancy Funck, both…
Theater ready for opening By Kelly Campbell Staff Writer Manassas Cinema and Manassas Mall Cinema have similar names, but they have important differences. Manassas Cinema, located in the Reb-Yank Shopping Center on Mathis Avenue, has an independent owner, shows second-run movies and charges just $3 for admission. Manassas Mall Cinema is owned by Sony’s Cineplex…
Travel Virginia: Guide to going places Top Travel Destinations: Blue Ridge Appalachia – Blue Ridge – Shenandoah Valley – Fredericksburg/Northern Virginia Chesapeake Bay – Tidewater/Hampton Roads – Central Virginia Buddy Mays / Virginia Tourism Corporation The Blue Ridge Parkway connects Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive. Blue Ridge Parkway America’s most scenic drive” stretches along…
Top News Burn ‘expert’ convicted of perjury By Patrick Wilson Media General News Service MANASSAS — Gary S. Stocco, the New Jersey man accused of lying about his credentials during court testimony in Prince William County, entered guilty pleas on Thursday to felony charges of perjury and obtaining money through false pretenses. Stocco, former executive…
GOP candidates tangle in Northern Virginia By Alfred M. Biddlecomb Staff Writer The race to succeed Gov. James S. Gilmore III rolled through Northern Virginia last weekend leaving a trail of bad blood and suspicion between supporters of Lt. Gov. John Hager and Attorney General Mark Earley. Both Republicans hope to succeed Gilmore, but the…