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We’re officially out of the drought, after last week’s plentiful rains from the remnants of Hurricane Isaias that soaked Waynesboro, Staunton and Augusta County, and a wide swath of the state.
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A public construction update can give residents a precise spending total and still leave the project’s financial position unclear.
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My name popped up today in reporting on a local fraud trial, and let me be clear here – I am not the Chris Graham who is the defense attorney in that one.
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When Tony DeMacio landed his first full-time baseball scouting job, with the Atlanta Braves, he was given a list of amateur players to follow in New England for the spring of 1984.
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We recently reported on Bill Buck, a long-time resident of Northern Virginia who covered the Mid-Atlantic region as a professional baseball scout for the Detroit Tigers before retiring in 2015.
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It was the spring of 1993, and baseball scouts were flocking to Southwest Virginia to see Billy Wagner, a hard-throwing lefty pitcher for Ferrum College.
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We got us some rain in the past week, up to six inches in some parts of Virginia, but we’re still not out of the woods in terms of the ongoing long-term drought.
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People look to their local elected leaders to do things: from the granular – traffic signals, leaf pick-up – to the epic – housing for all, redressing systemic racism, “solving” mental health.
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After transferring from Buffalo Gap High School, Jackson Ingram played infield for two years at the Miller School of Albemarle for Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Billy Wagner.
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The Cleveland Guardians outfield has been in flux of late, due in part to injuries – including one to former JMU star Chase DeLauter.
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