Suarez, Cole snap Squirrels losing skid
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Flying Squirrels (46-64) left-hander Andrew Suarez and outfielder Hunter Cole led the Squirrels in a 6-2 win over the Bowie Baysox (47-64) on Friday night at Prince George’s Stadium.
Search Results for Move Over
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EMU ‘boys of summer’ join the Rockingham County Baseball League
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For 14 Eastern Mennonite University athletes who have spent their summer playing in the Rockingham County Baseball League, their experience has been a little different.
Augusta County: Where we’re all illiterate, gun-totin’ rednecks
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The comments section on a Washington Post piece about the Augusta County bail bond controversy presented a here’s what they think about you moment.
Sen. Tim Kaine touts 100-Day Jobs Plan in Greensboro
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Yesterday in Greensboro, North Carolina, vice presidential nominee Senator Tim Kaine toured Amerifab International, a High Point small business.
Memoir highlights EMU alums, Mennonite Voluntary Service
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A new memoir highlights the work of Mennonite Voluntary Service (MVS) participants in Canada from 1955-1970.
Waynesboro leaders talk economic development, Wayne Theatre on Viewpoints
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New Waynesboro City Council members Elzena Anderson and Terry Short were talking economic development issues on Viewpoints on WVPT on Wednesday.
Southbound traffic will shift on Route 29 widening project
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The first major traffic shift of the Route 29 widening project is scheduled for Thursday night beginning at 9 p.m.
Andy Schmookler: Was I wrong about conservatives?
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I’ve always been politically liberal, because – like my parents, who came of age during the presidency of Franklin Roosevelt – I believe that government has a vital role to play in making our society what it should be.
Curve quiet Squirrels in series opener
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The Flying Squirrels (45-62) could not muster a run over the last eight innings on Tuesday night, dropping the opener of the series to Altoona by a final of 5-2 at Peoples Natural Gas Field.
Virginia receives CDC funding to help combat Zika virus
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The Virginia Department of Health will receive $560,000 in additional funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to support efforts to protect Virginians from the Zika virus
