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May 10, 2008

•	Jenna Bush's wedding is low-key affair at ranch

•	TV & Books Walters: Jones going through 'difficult time'

•	For immigrants, faith can be a saving grace

•	Tornado blasts into homes

•	MOVIE REVIEW: Speed Racer 'Speed Racer' so bad the cartoon looks good

•	MOVIE REVIEW: What Happens In Vegas It's better to leave 'Vegas'

•	Blige gives back to community

•	RELIGION BRIEFS

•	RELIGION NOTES

•	Everything new is old again at Agecroft

•	It's time to

•	GARDENING Q&A: Several causes possible for aucuba problems

•	WHAT'S IT WORTH? Camera given as prize would sell for about $20

•	In Museum District and Ginter Park Homes and gardens to open for tours

•	Calling do-it-yourselfers

Top Stories

Veteran journalist Roger Mudd visited Richmond yesterday to support his new book, "The Place To Be: Washington, CBS, and The Glory Days of Television News." Mudd is a former reporter for The Richmond News Leader.

Book tour enables two paths to cross once again

When Linda McSweeney was about 17 years old, she found herself in the public's eye. McSweeney was a student at Maggie L. Walker High School during the 1970s when Richmond was struggling with the integration of public schools.

David Lee Roth, Alex Van Halen and Eddie Van Halen rock the John Paul Jones Arena, finally appearing in Charlottesville on May 2, 2008 after two cancelled dates.

All's forgiven: Van Halen plays Charlottesville at last

CHARLOTTESVILLE Finally. After two aborted attempts to play Charlottesville this spring, Van Halen didn't sport any residue from the "medical condition" that sidelined guitarist Eddie Van Halen two months ago, roaring through a two-hour set at John Paul Jones Arena last night. So was the wait from the original February date worth it?

MOVIE REVIEW: Iron Man

Clever writing, great characters make 'Iron Man' a ton of fun

See? It can be done. "Iron Man" shows that a movie based on a comic book can have thoroughly developed characters, a compelling plot and a sense of humor.