Waynesboro Schools hope to reopen with ‘hybrid model’ by spring semester
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Summer is a memory for public school students in Waynesboro, and soon virtual learning will almost be a memory.
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JMU poet is finalist for Library of Virginia Literary Award
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Lauren Alleyne, assistant director of the Furious Flower Poetry Center at James Madison University and an associate professor of English, is one of three finalists in the poetry category for the Library of Virginia’s 23rd annual Literary Awards.
Street Knowledge: Recapping a wild Sunday at Talladega
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Rod Mullins joins Chris Graham to talk NASCAR playoffs.
Here is why Psyclo is our new favorite artist
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What we love about Psyclo is that her music allows us to reconnect with our mind, body and soul. It is hard to narrow down the exact genre that she does, because she likes to break the barriers through her music and cross categorize different genres together.
Virginia Tech’s Hokie BugFest goes virtual for its 10th anniversary
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Bug enthusiasts will gather together for a 10th year in a row — this time online at hokiebugfest.org — to celebrate the exciting science of entomology from Oct. 7-17.
Monacan Indian Nation site named one of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places
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Threatened by a local water intake and pump station, the historic capital of the Monacan Indian Nation is receiving national attention.
Street Knowledge: Chris Graham, Rod Mullins recap Bristol NASCAR playoff race, preview Vegas
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Rod Mullins joins Chris Graham on Street Knowledge to talk NASCAR news.
Albemarle County launches COVID-19 response emergency financial assistance program
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Albemarle County residents experiencing lost wages or earning ability as a result of reduced hours or loss of employment due to the government response to COVID-19 can apply for assistance.
How sports fans have moved online amid lockdown
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Sports games have always been the kind of group activity that are enjoyed alongside friends and family members.
Stephen Farmer returns to Grounds as UVA’s first vice provost for enrollment
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The University of Virginia announced today that Stephen Farmer has been named UVA’s first vice provost for enrollment. His appointment begins Jan. 1.
