UVA gets its guys from the transfer portal: How does the roster look for 2024-2025?
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A spring of discontent for UVA Basketball fans got upended with a flurry of transfers from power schools over the weekend and on Monday.
Search Results for Move Over
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Baroco named health director for Central Shenandoah Health District
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The Virginia Department of Health has announced its new health director for the Central Shenandoah Health District.
God breaking down walls: UMC ends ban on gay clergy, same-sex marriages
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United Methodist Church delegates at the UMC General Conference in Charlotte, N.C., made history last week as the conference ended bans on gay clergy and same-sex marriages.
Podcast: Will we get a full NASCAR Cup Series season in 2024?
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We just had the closest finish to a NASCAR Cup Series race in history – literally an inch separating Kyle Larson and Chris Buescher in Kansas on Sunday.
Forest service to use aerial pesticide to prevent defoliation from spongy moth caterpillars
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The Forest Service will begin aerial suppression treatments on nonnative spongy moth caterpillars across 16,000 acres on Monday.
The steady slide towards tyranny in the U.S.: How freedom dies, from A to Z
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The American governmental scheme is sliding ever closer towards a pervasive authoritarianism.
Augusta County School Board pledges to review options to ban ‘offensive’ student artwork
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The two Augusta County School Board members who tried to remove the art project of a queer student from an art show at Fort Defiance High School might want to Google “Streisand Effect.”
Augusta County band teacher returns to perform in Staunton Jams as singer-songwriter
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David Perry titled his first studio album as a singer-songwriter “Keep Showin’ Up” after seeing a video country music legend Wynonna Judd.
Virginia receives more than $49M from Biden program to replace lead water pipes
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President Joe Biden’s Investing in America is providing Virginia more than $49 million to identify and replace lead service lines.
Waynesboro Schools defends hire of new football coach with two criminal convictions
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The newly hired football coach at Waynesboro High School, Shonn Bell, pleaded guilty to interference/resisting arrest and operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol charges in Iowa, and faced a rape charge in Virginia in 1993 that was later dismissed.
