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When you lose a case in trial court, it’s natural to feel disappointed, frustrated, or even determined to fight on. In some situations, filing a civil appeal can give you a second chance to obtain a more favorable outcome. But appellate work is a specialized area of law, and success often hinges on having the…
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A safety enhancement project on Interstate 81 in Frederick County is scheduled to begin August 25, and continue through the end of 2025.
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The Staunton Music Festival, one of the most distinctive classical music events, celebrates its 2025 season through August 24.
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Referring to Chandler Morris as a “grizzled veteran” might be a stretch. He’s pretty clean-shaven for a “grizzled” vet.
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When you’re a freelancer or independent contractor, you call the shots — which can be empowering and exhausting. You get to decide who you work with, when you work, and how much you charge. But with that freedom comes one major drawback: No built-in retirement plan. And if your income fluctuates from month to month…
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Oklahoma has begun to require an “America First” certification for teachers who relocated in the hopes of keeping away “woke indoctrinators,” according to the state’s superintendent of instruction, Ryan Walters.
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The VMI Board of Visitors has appointed a new superintendent, who you’re not going to be surprised to learn is a White guy.
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While federal agents clear out homeless encampments in Washington, cities like Waynesboro look to have conversations around the issue.
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The Virginia Creeper Trail between Damascus and Whitetop Mountain remains closed due to significant safety concerns and ongoing recovery work following Hurricane Helene.
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OK, so, something may be up with the news that Lauren Eddy, the director of elections and general registrar in Albemarle County, suddenly resigned her job this week.
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