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The Bridgewater Eagles football team stared down a 22-point deficit early in the fourth quarter before mounting a feverish rally, but the rally came up short as Bridgewater fell by a 29-20 tally to the Shenandoah Hornets (2-2, 1-0 ODAC) on Saturday night at Shentel Stadium.
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UVa. football coach Mike London talks with the media after his team’s 48-27 loss at home to Ball State.
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Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe released his mainstream plan to support agriculture and forestry on Friday. Together, agriculture and forestry make up the largest industry in Virginia, contributing over $70 billion to the Commonwealth’s economy.
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For the second year in a row, the Bridgewater Eagles football team will open the conference schedule with an unblemished mark as the 3-0 Eagles make the trip to Shenandoah on Saturday evening for a matchup with the Hornets.
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Another phase of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) became effective this week. Although controversial among some politicians who refer to the Act as “Obamacare,” it is proving extremely beneficial for those who have had limited or no access to health care.
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We’ve heard that in wartime, truth is the first casualty. A close second must be the current brouhaha about the government shutdown and who’s responsible. What seems lost is the record of how we got here.
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The Democratic Party of Virginia has filed a complaint in federal court asking a judge to stop a plan by the Virginia State Board of Elections, in coordination with Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, to purge 57,000 voters from the Virginia rolls.
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About two months ago, our lead social media strategist at EMSI Public Relations started noticing interesting changes involving the Twitter accounts we manage for clients.
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UVa. football coach Mike London talks with the media about his team’s upcoming game this weekend against Ball State.
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Those with magic up their sleeves will gather again to seek the honor of being toasted as the Gateway Magician of the Year.
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