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Fair or not, we can’t take the Augusta County criminal-justice apparatus at its word that there’s no there there with respect to the shooting of Dustin Griffin, 42, by two sheriff’s deputies on the night of Dec. 17. In this podcast, I go over where we are with the investigation, which is still ongoing, even…
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The 2019 national-title run of Tony Bennett’s UVA Basketball team plays an important role in the political origin story of Abigail Spanberger.
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A trio of community meetings to discuss the future of Court Square Theater will be held next month in downtown Harrisonburg.
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The family of an Augusta County man shot and killed by two sheriff’s deputies on Dec. 17 is “seeking transparency, accuracy, and basic human dignity” in the investigation into what happened that night.
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VDOT has updated its list of ongoing road construction and maintenance projects for the week of Jan. 12-16.
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There’s an old saying that when you point a finger at someone, there are three fingers pointing back at you.
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Dustin Griffin was shot five times in the torso by one Augusta County sheriff’s deputy, before a second deputy who had been wrestling with Griffin during the service of an arrest warrant on the night of Dec. 17 shot Griffin in the head.
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Court Square Theater in Harrisonburg has new life after a local group stepped in to secure a lease through the end of the year.
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With respiratory illnesses on the rise in the state, Virginia Department of Health officials are encouraging residents to get a vaccine.
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We’re just supposed to take the word of Tim Martin, the Commonwealth’s Attorney in Augusta County, that the actions of two Augusta County sheriff’s deputies who shot and killed Dustin Griffin on the night of Dec. 17 were “not only justified, but entirely necessary.”
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