The Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge is hosting a one-day conference on Wednesday, Sept. 23, entitled Fundraising in a Shifting Landscape.
The Mimosa Farm permit is on the Waynesboro City Council docket for a possible yay-or-nay vote on Monday night.
VDOT has released an updated list of road construction and maintenance projects for the local area for the week of Sept. 14-18.
Voters in localities across the state, including the City of Staunton, will be asked on the Nov. 3 ballot to approve a 1 percent local sales tax to provide local money for new school construction and renovation projects.
Election Day for our 2026 midterms, and local races in Harrisonburg, Staunton and Waynesboro, among other localities in Virginia, is Tuesday, Nov. 3, but early voting begins this coming Friday, Sept. 18.
Eleven of the 24 counties in the Fifth District, which runs a long way down 29, from Charlottesville to the North Carolina border, through Lynchburg and Danville, and down 15 through Farmville, and 360 to South Boston, and a lot of wide open space, have no OB-GYN.
West Virginia, the next-up for #25 Virginia, improved to 2-0 on the season with a 52-7 win over UT-Martin, an FCS school, on Saturday.
I’m trying to find the value in 59-3 blowouts of FCS teams that won one game last season, to justify leaving the house last night to half-watch a UVA Football game that not even the TV people wanted any part of.
Once Norfolk State was eliminated in the MEAC basketball tournament last March by South Carolina State, power forward Devon Ellis of the Spartans had options.
Darian Bengston walks the fine line with brilliant precision. An actor and student of the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London, England, Bengston studied Shakespeare for his master's program.
The UVA Football program is where it is, and not where Florida State is, because Carla Williams had a plan.
The Charlottesville Low-Income Housing Coalition is hosting “Whose city? A community panel about luxury and affordable housing” on Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Jefferson School (233 4th St. NW, Charlottesville).
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