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The Hillcats snapped a four-game losing streak tonight with a 1-0 win over the Wilmington Blue Rocks. RHP Gus Schlosser, LHP Matt Chafee, and RHP Juan Jaime combined for the Hillcats’ sixth shutout of the season. Lynchburg’s pitching dominated, only allowing one runner into scoring position the entire night
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Virginia Department of Transportation crews have been working overnight and today clearing downed trees and debris from roads in the wake of last night’s storm. Currently, 250 roads are affected statewide; the majority are secondary routes and some primaries. All interstates are clear
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Dominion Virginia Power crews are assessing damage and working with local emergency personnel today to return electrical service to more than 900,000 customers, including more than 98,000 in the Shenandoah Valley, focusing first on public health and safety facilities including public cooling locations
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (37-42) snapped the longest losing-streak in franchise history, defeating the Reading Phillies (44-34), 5-2, on Thursday night at FirstEnergy Stadium. Richmond had dropped its past six ballgames, including the first two in their current four-game series
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Coach Sean Crocker from Stuart Hall will be conducting a Boys Basketball Clinic on Saturday, June 30, 2012 from 8:30 a.m. to noon
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The United States Supreme Court has upheld the health-care reform passed by Congress and signed into law by President Barack Obama in 2010
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The Dash put the tying man in scoring position with nobody out after Dan Black’s leadoff double in the bottom of the frame. But Sox righthander Andrew Jones retired the next three Winston hitters consecutively, including Miguel Gonzalez’s deep drive to left-center field that Shannon Wilkerson snagged on the warning track for the final out, delivering the conclusion of a four hour and 16 minute journey that the Sox survived by the slimmest of margins
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The Pelicans finally gave some run support to Wilmer Font, who was dominate in his five innings of work. Font tied a career-high with eight strike outs. It would be his bullpen that continued the trend by striking out four ‘Cats of their own in the 3-0 win. Brett Nicholas had a hand in all three runs for the Pelicans offense
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Waynesboro had Front Royal down to its last strike, but a Matt Murakami single tied the game in the ninth, and a sloppy 11th inning by the Generals helped push the Cardinals to a 3-2 Front Royal win at Kate Collins Field
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The University of Virginia Board of Visitors today acted to reinstate Teresa A. Sullivan as president of the University. “The past two weeks have been trying for all of us in the University community,” Sullivan said. “While this period of uncertainty has been difficult, I believe that those with opposing viewpoints have been well-intentioned, acting only with the best interests of the University in mind”
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