Augusta County Board of Supervisors goes into closed session, and had to tell us why
The Augusta County Board of Supervisors appears to have learned an important lesson from its stinging legal defeat in a Virginia Freedom of Information Act case.
The Augusta County Board of Supervisors appears to have learned an important lesson from its stinging legal defeat in a Virginia Freedom of Information Act case.
If you’re a Virginia fan hoping to hear that Tony Bennett is signaling that he might be making some tweaks to get his team’s offense out of its recent downturn, you’re bound to be disappointed at what I’m about to write.
While our elected officials are doing their part for rural broadband, administrators in Washington are putting those efforts at risk.
I just went back and rewatched the Virginia-Florida State game, the one in which Virginia scored 80 points.
While anything is possible in college athletics, at this point it’s unlikely that Virginia has a legitimate shot at tying or winning the ACC regular-season title.
In February, three major investment companies stepped back from efforts to limit climate-damaging emissions.
One of the most famous love stories of literature and time comes to The Wayne Theatre stage as “Pride and Prejudice” is presented.
Hope House of the Shenandoah offers rapid rehousing for young adults who are at risk for or experiencing homelessness and gives priority to LGBTQ youth.
It’s a busy day with Mailbag questions: on Virginia’s shooting woes, issues with post play, and the lack of pro prospects on the 2023-2024 roster.
The City of Waynesboro is using screamer siren cartridges to deter vultures over the next two weeks, according to the Waynesboro Police Department.
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