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Senator Aaron Rouse Exclusive | From the NFL to the Lieutenant Governor’s Race

by Landon Shroder | POLITICS, VIRGINIA POLITICS

Senator Aaron Rouse from Virginia’s 22nd District is on a mission to become the next Lieutenant Governor of Virginia. With focused intensity and authentic cool, it’s easy to see why he has had such a meteoric rise in Virginia politics, climbing the ranks from Virginia...

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Navy Hill: From Thriving Black Community to Debated Redevelopment

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Virginia Delegate Resumes Fight for Student Journalist Protections

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