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The Top Story by Chris Graham [email protected] Thelma Newman remembers the anticipation of a late 1980s documentary produced by WVPT on the history of Staunton. Her father-in-law had been among those interviewed for the film, for one thing. The hopes of Newman and others in the Staunton African-American community that the film would do their…
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Story by Erin Gutzwiller Waynesboro, Staunton and Augusta County are among the 127 communities that are participating in the Big Read in the month of March. The idea of the Big Read is to commit children, adults and teen-agers to read for pleasure and gain interest in American culture and its literature. According to the…
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Op-Ed by Erik Curren Enough already, dear editors, with the porn shop stories – please. This non-issue may sell papers, but it distracts our citizens from the genuine challenges Staunton faces, for example: How can we create a 21st century economy with high-paying, challenging professional jobs? How can we grow our size while maintaining a…
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Story by Chris Graham Nicholas Patler is nothing if not persistent. He hatched an idea for a fresh look at the politics of race in the administration of former president Woodrow Wilson over a period of a dozen years – the last three of which he spent researching and crafting his examination of the protest…
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When I entered the Waynesboro Democratic Party headquarters in July, I was surprised by the size of the gathering: a meet and greet with Sixth District Democratic congressional candidate Beth Macy.
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Against all odds, Karl Fredericks found his white whale.
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A dumb controversy has taken over a corner of the terminally online pro wrestling world, over whether or not Avery Styles, the 19-year-old son of retired WWE, TNA and New Japan legend AJ Styles, is a “nepo baby.”
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JMU announced in late July that Christian Bourne, a former pitcher for the Dukes, will be the new pitching coaching. Bourne has been on the coaching staff at Radford.
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Patsy Cline, would become a famous country singer, was born in Winchester in 1932. But on the heels of the Depression, and with her father looking for work as a blacksmith, her family moved around around a lot.
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I have to admit, I didn’t go into the Mid-Atlantic Territory Wrestling show at Augusta Expo on Saturday evening expecting a lot.
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