A local nonprofit that lost out on lucrative state funding earlier this year, then got caught up in a scandal that led a Waynesboro School Board candidate to end his campaign, is shutting its doors at the end of the month.
The MAGAs don’t care how you vote on the proposed constitutional amendments on reproductive rights and same-sex marriage, because if their side loses, they’ll just find a judge to help them invalidate your vote.
The owner of Mimosa Farm in Waynesboro is putting the 601 Alphin Ave. property on the market amid a months-long controversy over the event business that she has been running in a residential neighborhood for six years without a city permit.
The Lafayette Inn & Restaurant in Stanardsville raised $2,074 for Feeding Greene, the food pantry of Greene County, with a recent Cause Night fundraiser.
The latest Tom Perriello campaign ad is highlighting how John McGuire was the lone “no” vote in the State Senate on a bill to raise Virginia’s minimum marriage age from 16 to 18.
UVA Athletics is going all-in on its strategy of bending over frontwards for its corporate partners, as the department continues to distance itself from the vast majority of those in its dwindling fan base.
Mid-Atlantic Territory Wrestling returns to Augusta Expo in Fishersville on Saturday, Nov. 7, with the featured bout being a Bunkhouse Stampede – a no-DQ battle royale.
One thing that readers have asked me to look into is the number of guys UVA Football has on the ACC Football availability report that gets filed and updated the week of conference games.
A local nonprofit that lost out on lucrative state funding earlier this year, then got caught up in a scandal that led a Waynesboro School Board candidate to end his campaign, is shutting its doors at the end of the month.
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