Blue Ridge Parkway gets a much-needed upgrade, no thanks to Ben Cline
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The stretch of the Parkway set to undergo these improvements is entirely within the Sixth Congressional District represented by Ben Cline.
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Virtual home invasions: We’re not safe from government Peeping Toms
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The spirit of the Constitution, drafted by men who chafed against the heavy-handed tyranny of an imperial ruler, would suggest that one’s home is a fortress, safe from almost every kind of intrusion.
Missing person: Augusta County Sheriff’s Office leads search for Stuarts Draft woman
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The Augusta County Sheriff’s Office is requesting the public’s assistance in locating a missing 69-year-old female.
Quiet subtext to 2024 Waynesboro elections: Not letting Jim Wood become the mayor
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Bobby Henderson, Waynesboro’s former mayor, who is running for the at-large seat on Waynesboro City Council in the 2024 election cycle, isn’t a fan of the city’s controversial vice mayor, Jim Wood.
‘A long, bright, wild future’ ahead for Corolla horse herd as they welcome fourth foal
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The wild Corolla horses of North Carolina are welcoming the next generation of wild mares and stallions with the addition of four foals.
He’s back: Bobby Henderson eyes at-large seat on Waynesboro City Council in November
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When Bobby Henderson decided not to run for re-election to Waynesboro City Council in 2022, he told us he’d be back.
Unfinished business: Terry Short Jr. hopeful for another term on Waynesboro City Council
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Terry Short Jr. has been knocking on doors and riding his bike around Waynesboro asking voters for their signature on his petition for a third term on city council.
Dream come true: Rockbridge County native SJ McDonald’s video to debut on CMT
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Nashville country music artist and Rockbridge County native SJ McDonald is hoping someone will pinch her, because she got some news that seems too good to be true.
Mailbag: Butch Wells and I are on the same side of the student artwork controversy
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When you cover local politics in the same local market for 29 years, you can end up on all sides of the issues with the subjects that you come across.
Augusta County School Board engaging in the old game of ‘smear the queer’
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The game evolved into being called “rough and tumble.” But in the ‘50s, this simple chaos of one kid running with a football and all the other guys trying to tackle him and taking the ball, was known as “smear the queer.”
