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New Market Rebels left-handed pitcher and center fielder J.D. Waite, a junior from Lander University, is the Valley Baseball League D-BAT Player of the Week for the preceding week’s games from July 5-July 11.
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Staunton City Council announced the appointments of Greg Campbell and Bruce Elder to the board of directors at the Staunton Economic Development Authority (SEDA), a body that serves as a catalyst for economic growth in the city. Both will serve a four-year term on the board.
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Civil War re-enactors must be exhausted after commemorating Civil War battles and camps for the past four years but imagine what life was really like at the end of the Civil War.
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The Atlantic Coast Conference had 13 players named to the Nagurski Trophy preseason watch list and had eight players tabbed to the Outland Trophy preseason watch list by the Football Writers of Association of America announced Friday
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The role that WVPT has to play in the media markets in the Shenandoah Valley and Central Virginia is adapting with the changing communications times.
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The 2015 Valley League All-Star game on Sunday, July 12, showcases the league’s rising collegiate stars in an annual event attended by baseball fans and Major League Baseball scouts alike at James Madison University’s Eagle Field at Veterans Memorial Park in Harrisonburg.
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Augusta Free Press will be on hand for the 2015 ACC Football Kickoff, July 20-21 in Pinehurst, N.C., and you can join us as our exclusive sponsor.
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Harrisonburg Turks outfielder Shane Billings, a junior from Wingate University, is the Valley Baseball League D-BAT Player of the Week for the preceding week’s games from June 28-July 4.
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James Madison women’s basketball boasted the nation’s 39th-best average home attendance in 2014-15, the NCAA announced Monday. The Dukes’ average crowd of 2,904 fans was the third-highest total amongst non-FBS programs.
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Today’s hearing aids are more effective than ever and can help you maintain important activities and relationships and a better sense of belonging.
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