The ACC is back! Battle of heavyweights in Charlottesville is proof
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Four ACC Basketball teams qualified for the NCAA Tournament in 2025, and only five teams made it in the three prior years.
Search Results for Move Over
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Blue Ridge Children’s Museum opened its doors, founder eyes continued growth
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The long-awaited Blue Ridge Children’s Museum in Waynesboro is now bustling with kids for activities including music making and story time.
Ben Cline celebrates Pyrrhic victory in congressional redistricting court case
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Ben Cline has joined a suit filed by national MAGAs with the same bumfart Southwest Virginia judge who got his hand slapped by the Virginia Supreme Court earlier this month.
Electric Zoloft Happy Test: Medicated reflections on the inscrutability of modern life
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I started shocking everything I touched shortly after taking Zoloft for the first time.
Tyler Reddick takes Daytona 500 in dramatic finish to NASCAR opener
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From the perspective of a very casual NASCAR fan, the finish to the 2026 Daytona 500 was … chef’s kiss.
Augusta County: Another person got a traffic ticket erased due to badge issue
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At least one more person got out of a traffic ticket due to the issue with an Augusta County sheriff’s deputy “not properly displaying the badge of authority at the time the summonses were issued” that we first wrote about in November.
Not so fast: Flock camera remains in Staunton, ‘no idea’ when it will come down
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Staunton Police Chief Jim Williams is frustrated with Flock Safety for its delays in removing six automatic license plate reader cameras.
Ben Cline, working hard, highlights his effort to save us all from Sharia law
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Ben Cline, laser-focused on issues affecting his Sixth District constituents, is a proud charter member of something called the Sharia-Free America Caucus, an effort led by Chip Roy, who I’m ashamed to admit is a fellow 1994 UVA alum.
The Politics of Hate: Weaponized discord is the Deep State’s most effective tool
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“We the people” once expected more from our government — and demanded more of ourselves. What has changed is not the makeup of the populace, but how power in a police state is exercised.
Charlottesville Police: Charges possible in hate-fueled social-media thread on student protest
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Charlottesville Police are making it clear that it will not tolerate threats, including those made on its own social media channels.
