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Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli refused on Monday to certify new regulations of women’s health centers approved last month by the State Board of Health
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An up-and-down week for Waynesboro, which included a win at Valley League-leading Winchester, ended with the Generals moving up a spot in the PG/Crosschecker national rankings
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After going hitless through seven innings, the Wilmington Blue Rocks stormed back with three runs in the eighth and four in the ninth to beat the Potomac Nationals 7-3. The loss for Potomac was just the third when leading after seven innings
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The Potomac Nationals walked a season-high 13 times as they took down the Winston-Salem Dash by the final score of 6-2 to improve to 2-0 in the second half. Rehabbers Mark DeRosa and Carlos Maldonado played for Potomac and combined to draw three walks in the game
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Virginia Commonwealth University announced today it will join the Atlantic 10 Conference effective July 1. VCU examined several options, including remaining in its current conference home, the Colonial Athletic Association
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Liberty President Jerry Falwell Jr. announced Liberty University’s intention to seek NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) conference affiliation for its 20-team athletics program
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The Hillcats put their foot on the gas from the very beginning in their 7-1 victory over the Winston-Salem Dash. The Dash entered with the league’s best record, but the Hillcats scored a run in six of the eight innings with an at-bat
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The move, to say the least, is not wise, in that it basically confirms the substance of what City Councilman Mike Harris had had to say about Lucente
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Gov. Bob McDonnell announced today that DRS Technologies Inc., a Finmeccanica Company, will be relocating its corporate headquarters from New Jersey to Arlington County. The company, recognized as one of the leading defense technology companies in the world, will be expanding its regional office to accommodate over 100 employees. The relocation and expansion costs will…
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (11-11) recorded five double-plays en route to a, 5-3, victory over the New Britain Rock Cats (13-9) in front of 3,037 at The Diamond on Saturday night. The win is the third straight for the Squirrels and also nets them the victory in the three-game series. The Squirrels broke a scoreless…
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