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Waynesboro: DEQ to set public hearing on Northrup Grumman permit request
Guess what, Waynesboro – the Virginia DEQ heard your concerns on Northrop Grumman’s request for a permit that would allow the release of 24.9 tons of hazardous air pollutants, and they’re going to schedule an actual public hearing on the matter.
UVA Baseball: ‘Hoos starting over this weekend at 0-0, with a new lease on life?
We have the one version of the UVA Baseball team that was pretty good – through March 24, Virginia was 21-5, 6-3 in the ACC, with series wins over North Carolina, Wake Forest, VCU and Virginia Tech.
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Staunton: Applications to participate in Happy Birthday America now open
Happy Birthday America has opened applications for volunteers, parade participants, pageant contestants, food concessions, non-food vendors and the Staunton Firecracker 5K.
Spanberger explains controversial vetoes in ‘interview’ with influencer
So, we’re supposed to believe that Tevin M. Davis, the VCU theater alum/”Survivor 46” contestant, just up and FaceTimed the governor, got her on the phone, got her permission to record, and also got 37 minutes of her time – all out of the blue.
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UVA Basketball: ACC schedule includes two with Duke, two with Virginia Tech
The ACC began the slow drip of releases for the 2026-2027 basketball season on Thursday, with the reveal of the league opponents for each school.
Tickets moving slow for the June 3 AEW TV taping in Downtown Richmond
Tickets for the AEW debut in Richmond, set for next Wednesday, June 3, at the Siegel Center, the home of VCU Basketball, aren’t going like I’d assumed they would.
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Stafford County: Early-morning bus crash on Interstate 95 kills five, injures 34
A bus that failed to slow for traffic in an Interstate 95 work zone in Stafford County early Friday morning crashed into several vehicles, killing five and injuring 34.
O’s drop weekend series opener to Toronto on late bases-loaded walk
Baltimore reliever Anthony Nunez pitched himself into trouble in the eighth, and ABS couldn’t get him out of it.
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