Jean Queen

WANT TO GO. WVSO presents Jeans n Classics "One Vision: The Music of Queen." WHERE: Clay Center WHEN: 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday TICKETS: $10, $22, $34, …

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Virginia Beach police are looking for three suspects in a shoplifting case at Lynnhaven Mall where 51 pairs of jeans were stolen.

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Suspects steal 51 pairs of jeans

Virginia Beach police are looking for three suspects in a shoplifting case at Lynnhaven Mall where 51 pairs of jeans were stolen.

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A reader recently asked how she could remain stylish without having to dress like her daughter.

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The battle of style between mother and daughter

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More groups join jeans fundraiser

You’ve got to hand it to Jeans ‘n Classics. The London, Ontario-based collective of musicians has the symphonic pops classical gig down to a science. They rolled into the Roanoke Valley this weekend and did their well-oiled “British Invasion” show with David Stewart Wiley and the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra on Saturday night at the Salem Civic Center.

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An event in Beckley this weekend hopes to reach out to needy and homeless youth, supply a stylish pair of jeans – and a boost of much needed confidence.

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BECKLEY — A harrowing statistic states that one out of every three homeless people is under the age of 18. For these youth, going to a closet stocked full of clothes is not an option because many may only have one outfit to wear.

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Teens for Jeans set for March 12

Buckhannon Upshur High School is participating in its second year.

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Teens for Jeans Campaign to Help Homeless

VIRGINIA BEACH — Some high school students, along with jean manufacturer Volcom and the Virginia Beach City Public Schools Marketing Education Program, have collected more than 6,200 pairs of jeans for the homeless with the “Give Jeans a Chance” program. The idea behind it is that extra pairs of jeans that no longer fit or aren’t worn any more can make a big difference in the lives of the less …

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High school students donate jeans to homeless