Patrick Hite
Sports Reporter and Producer at The News Leader (Staunton, VA)
I write about education and other topics for @NewsLeaderNOW, part of the @USAToday Network. @karihite’s husband. Author @85Staunton. Pronouns: He/Him/His
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1 week ago |
newsleader.com | Patrick Hite
Carilion Clinic Family Medicine's Weyers Cave location will close on July 8. Patients will transition with their current providers to other nearby Carilion locations. The Weyers Cave location of Carilion Clinic Family Medicine will be closing effective July 8. "After careful consideration, we made the decision to close," said Hannah Curtis, a spokesperson for the Roanoke-based healthcare provider.
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2 weeks ago |
newsleader.com | Patrick Hite
Buffalo Gap lost to Eastside 4-0 in the state softball semifinals, marking their fifth consecutive defeat at this stage. Eastside pitcher Braelyn Hall threw a perfect game, allowing no Buffalo Gap baserunners. Despite the loss, Buffalo Gap's coach and players are optimistic about the future due to a young, talented roster. Buffalo Gap has yet to find a way to get over the hump when it comes to the state softball semifinals.
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2 weeks ago |
newsleader.com | Patrick Hite
Patrick HiteBuffalo Gap players and coaches line up for the national anthem before the Class 1 state softball semifinals June 13 at Moyer Sports Complex in Salem. Patrick Hite/The News LeaderBuffalo Gap players are introduced before the Class 1 state softball semifinals June 13 at Moyer Sports Complex in Salem. Patrick Hite/The News LeaderBuffalo Gap's Elissa Caricofe takes some practice swings during the Class 1 state softball semifinals June 13 at Moyer Sports Complex in Salem.
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2 weeks ago |
newsleader.com | Patrick Hite
Thirty students representing nine countries graduated from Stuart Hall School in Staunton, Virginia. The commencement ceremony included a traditional Loving Cup toast to the graduates. Graduates will attend various universities, including Virginia Commonwealth University, University of St Andrews, and Savannah College of Art and Design. Thirty students from nine different countries graduated from Staunton's Stuart Hall School May 23.
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2 weeks ago |
newsleader.com | Patrick Hite
Building Bridges for the Greater Good will host a forum on June 16 to discuss the impact of federal policies and budget cuts on public schools. The discussion will address potential local and state-level responses to the anticipated changes.
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