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The first Buc-ee’s travel center in Virginia opens today at the Mount Crawford exit, just south of Harrisonburg.

Historic property has an owl’s-eye view of Northwest Washington The house, first owned by a founder of the National Press Club, is on the market for $8.5 million.

The first Buc-ee’s in Virginia opened its doors at 6 a.m. this morning in Rockingham County at exit 240, just south of Harrisonburg.

On June 30 the first location of Buc-ee's opened in Virginia, just outside of Harrisonburg on Interstate 81 in Rockingham County. Crowds showed up hours before dawn to wait for the doors to open.

WNBA legend Sue Bird pondered the possibilities on her "Bird's Eye View" podcast before interviewing Fever player Natasha Howard.

Buc-ee’s fans lined up before dawn for the grand opening of the Texas travel center chain’s first Virginia store in Mount Crawford.

WNBA legend Sue Bird, speaking on her podcast ‘Bird’s Eye View’, reflected on watching that game in person and offered her take on Clark’s biggest challenge right now.

WNBA legend Sue Bird pondered the possibilities on her "Bird's Eye View" podcast before interviewing Fever player Natasha Howard.