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NEW: Waynesboro: Kelvin Washington drops out of Ward C School Board race
Kelvin Washington is ending his campaign for the Ward C seat on the Waynesboro School Board, amid revelations of actions on the part of supporters to advance false accusations against his opponent, the incumbent in Ward C, Debra Freeman.
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Nelson County: State Police looking for answers in 2005 hit-and-run
Virginia State Police is trying to revive a 2005 cold case in which a Nelson County teenager was killed in a hit-and-run.
Waynesboro: Berkeley Glenn student took knife with 3½-inch blade to school
We had another potentially scary incident at a Waynesboro school on Wednesday, this time at Berkeley Glenn Elementary School, where a student reported to an instructional assistant that another student, who is 9 years old, had a knife in his desk.
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Missing 2-year-old in Cumberland County found alive, reunited with parents
A story that we’d been watching from afar, about a 2-year-old who went missing Thursday night in Cumberland County, had a welcome happy ending.
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Staunton: Are the new Bigbelly trash cans being used to spy on us?
A reader wrote to ask if I knew about the City of Staunton installing Bigbelly trash cans on city sidewalks that appear to be connected to the cloud.
Waynesboro: Jim Wood dismisses concerns about Northrop Grumman pollution
Jim Wood, the former vice mayor of Waynesboro, known for his “Pete Buttplug” slur of former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, doesn’t think the Northrop Grumman pollution issue is that big a deal.
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WWE moves weekly ‘Main Event’ show to alt-right streaming platform Rumble
On Thursday, WWE announced that its weekly digital series, “Main Event,” will begin airing exclusively on the streaming platform Rumble.
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Game preview: What UVA Football fans need to know about Delaware
Vegas has installed UVA Football as a 19.5-point favorite over Delaware this weekend, which seems high to me, the projected margin, given how last weekend went.
Tim Kaine votes no on Protect College Sports Act: Bill ‘not ready for primetime’
Tim Kaine signaled that he’s a no vote on the so-called Protect College Sports Act, with a nay vote on a procedural measure on Tuesday that sets the legislation up for a U.S. Senate floor vote.
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Alon Ben-Meir | The unflinching daily horror that is life in the West Bank
More often than not, I find myself at a loss for words to convey Israel’s genocide in Gaza and the relentless havoc that the Israeli government enables settlers to inflict upon Palestinians in the West Bank.
ACC Football: A long day of football, some of it good, ahead on Saturday
ACC Football, some of it even watchable, will fill the TV airwaves on Saturday, starting at noon ET and running well past midnight.
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