A recent video has gone viral, featuring a young girl named Aarya pretending to be a manager and responding to an employee's work-from-home request.

Stafford County's Board of Supervisors will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, November 19, at 5 p.m. The meeting will be ...

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When the fourth and fifth graders at Lafayette’s Escuela Bilingue Pioneer were sent to the gym on Thursday, it wasn’t for an ...

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The $670,000 skate park features 11,000-square-feet of ultra-smooth concrete with a small beginner area, a large advanced ...

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Chocolate recently teamed up with local Bay Area artist—and good friend of Raven Tershy—John Powers McNicholas on their ...

Washington’s Alex Ovechkin and Connor McMichael each scored two goals Saturday night, sparking the Capitals to an 8-1 victory ...

But the manager wasn't convinced in anyway. In an unexpected way, which left some people laughing, she asked him, "Do you at least have a skating board?" The employee answered saying, "I'm afraid ...