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Sheriffs in Page, Greene still helping ICE, as 287(g) agreements are set to expire
The elected sheriffs in Greene County and Page County are squeezing every last ounce out of their precious anti-immigrant 287(g) agreements before a new state law goes into effect next week.
Page County: Welfare check call leads to officer-involved shooting death
Virginia State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in Page County in which a 49-year-old woman who was the subject of a welfare check was shot and killed by sheriff’s deputies.
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EMU announces appointment of Rev. Dr. Shannon W. Dycus as the school’s president
Eastern Mennonite University has named the Rev. Dr. Shannon W. Dycus as its 10th president.
How to help your dogs, cats through loud summer storms, fireworks
We had storms in Waynesboro on Monday, and only one of our six office dogs – Snickers, a shih tzu – is ever bothered by the loud noises.
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UVA Athletics finishes fifth in 2025-2026 Learfield Directors’ Cup standings
UVA Athletics finished fifth in the 2025-2026 Learfield Directors’ Cup standings, which seems low to me, given how well the academic sports year seems to have gone.
AEW Notebook: ‘Dynamite’ viewer number up, ‘Forbidden Door’ preview, FTR news
We had to wait an extra day, plus the weekend, for viewer numbers from last week’s AEW “Dynamite,” with the Juneteenth holiday falling on Friday.
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UVA Basketball: How do the new NCAA eligibility rules hit our favorite squad?
The new five-for-five/age-based eligibility rule approved by the NCAA on Tuesday should be, I think, a big help to our UVA Basketball program.
Trump won’t sign affordable housing bill until he gets Save America Act
Donald Trump is now holding up putting his signature to affordable housing legislation because he wants to use it as leverage to be able to rig U.S. elections.
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