The presidents are coming to the Wayne Theatre
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A three-part series at the Wayne Theatre beginning Tuesday, Sept. 27, will bring the third, fourth and fifth presidents of the United States to life.
Search Results for Central Virginia
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Viewpoints: Bringing suicide prevention out of the darkness
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Shirley Ramsey lost her son, Jackson, to suicide in 2010. Her mother, grandmother and a nephew also died by suicide.
President James Monroe comes to life at Wayne Theatre in Waynesboro
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I caught up with James Monroe, the fifth president of the United States, earlier today at the Wayne Theatre in Waynesboro.
McAuliffe announces $5.7 million in homeland security grant awards
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Gov. McAuliffe announced that $5.7 million will be awarded for 99 projects to enhance emergency preparedness and security throughout the Commonwealth.
Hearing Healthcare: Give your hearing aid a test drive
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It’s a good idea to give a new digital hearing aid that you’re thinking of purchasing a sort of test drive.
The nose is key to natural gas safety
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Your individual sense of smell is important to remaining safe around natural gas.
Civil War Trust preserves 25 acres at Fredericksburg Battlefield
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The Civil War Trust declared victory on a 25-acre property associated with the historic 1862 Battle of Fredericksburg.
Fitting your new hearing aids
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If you decide to pursue hearing aids requiring ear molds, you can expect to return to your hearing healthcare provider for an appointment in two to three weeks.
McAuliffe announces $13 million in national service program funding
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced nearly $13 million in FY-17 funding for Virginia through the Corporation for National and Community Service.
Hearing loss: Common myths, misconceptions, facts
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“Hearing loss affects only ‘old people’ and is merely a sign of aging.” Actually it is the reverse of what most people think.
