CORRECTION A map on the front page Thursday with a story about George Washington ("As a man, he led a nation...") should have placed Ferry Farm on the opposite side of the Rappahannock River.   CLARIFICATION

ABC is airing back-to-back new episodes of the game shows "Wipeout" and "I Survived a Japanese Game Show" at 8 and 9 p.m. respectively on Tuesdays. An Associated Press story on the back page of Tuesday's Daily Break ("Americans to try zany Japanese challenges") incorrectly said the shows premiered Tuesday.

On Monday, three companies will make presentations about marketing Currituck County for economic development. A story in Friday's North Carolina section ("Officials: Spread the wealth") said the presentations were made last Monday.  

The age of Aubrion Acoff, our weather anchor of the week, was wrong Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday on the Weather Page on the back of the Business section. Aubrion is 6.

A caption that ran with a photo ("Racing: Each state governed by its own set of rules") on Page 6 of Friday's Sports section incorrectly identified the horse Eight Belles.

Dean McAlister was a spokesman with the incident command center for the wildfire in Hyde, Tyrrell and Washington counties. A story in Thursday’s North Carolina and Hampton Roads sections (“600 firefighters. 64 square miles. $4 million price tag.”) incorrectly identified him as a spokesman for the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Kathryn O'Connell, a co-valedictorian at Cox High School for 2008, was inadvertently omitted from a high school graduation roundup in the Sunday Beacon, the Virginia Beach community news section of The Pilot. O'Connell's profile will appear in an upcoming Beacon.  

A story (“Gov. pitches $1 billion tax plan for roads”) in Friday’s Hampton Roads section incorrectly reported the total amount of road construction money being diverted to maintenance over the next six years. The total amount is $2.75 billion.

A concert by Skip Friel and The Resonators will be at 5 p.m. Saturday along Monarch Way, on the lawn behind Ted Constant Convocation Center, 4320 Hampton Blvd., Norfolk. Due to a computer error, a calendar item in Thursday's Daily Break gave the wrong location.

J.B. Walsh, who will swim for the Philippines in this summer’s Olympic Games, is a graduate of Ocean Lakes High. A story on the front of Wednesday’s sports section referred to the wrong high school for Walsh.