Robert Hurt: Protecting jobs by defending Virginia’s right to work status

Robert Hurt

Over the past two and a half years, the Administration has imposed several unnecessary government regulations and mandates on the private sector that have destroyed jobs, stifled innovation, and slowed our economic recovery. Despite the fact that unemployment still stands unacceptably high in the 5th District and across the nation, the Administration continues to overstep…

#1 UVa. beats Cal 8-1, stays alive in CWS

Chris Graham

Behind a sterling pitching performance from Tyler Wilson (Sr., Midlothian, Va.), the Virginia baseball team remained in the hunt in the College World Series with an 8-1 win over California Thursday evening in an elimination game at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha. A stadium-record crowd of 25,833 witnessed the contest; it also was the largest crowd…

At Interfaith Peace Camp, seeds of friendship sprout in fun

AFP

What does a bike-powered ice-cream maker have to do with peace and justice? A lot, for the 47 children from grades 1-6 attending June’s Interfaith Peace Camp – a collaboration by Eastern Mennonite University’s Center for Interfaith Engagement with local faith communities. “At the heart of peacebuilding is relationship building,” notes a statement of the…

'Cats fall in see-saw battle

Chris Graham

A game that was tied three times ended up going Wilmington’s way, as the Blue Rocks beat the Hillcats 4-3 on Wednesday night. Wilmington used a two-run eighth inning to finally put the feisty Hillcats away. Each team scored in the first inning. The Blue Rocks took advantage of a throwing error by Andrelton Simmons…

'Cats split with Rocks

Chris Graham

The Hillcats and Blue Rocks split a doubleheader Tuesday night, with Wilmington winning the first game 3-1, and Lynchburg winning the second 7-3. All seven runs the Hillcats scored in the second game came with two outs, and the pitching staff combined to allow just one hit. The Blue Rocks were able to take the…