Crystal Graham: Top stories in 2024 focused on animals, mental health, housing
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In case you missed them, Crystal Graham prepared a roundup of her top stories from 2024 on Augusta Free Press.
Search Results for Move Over
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The gavel is up for grabs: Who will be the new mayor in Staunton and Waynesboro?
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In Staunton and Waynesboro, a new face will soon bang the gavel as mayor with the support of his or her fellow City Council members.
AEW TV review: ‘Dynamite’ comes to 34th Street in NYC, Christmas style
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This year, Christmas happened to fall on a Wednesday night, so you know what that means. Last night was the special “Dynamite on 34th Street” edition of Wednesday Night “Dynamite.”
Metro Richmond Zoo welcomes a baby hippopotamus for Christmas
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The Metro Richmond Zoo is leaning into the popular holiday tune “I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas” to announce a birth.
Stafford County: Drone, K-9 dog used to apprehend man on the run from State Police
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A 22-year-old driver led Virginia State Police on a pursuit after an initial stop on Interstate 95 southbound in Stafford County.
Elon Musk, Vivek Ramaswamy: You’re all ‘lazy,’ ‘mediocre’ and ‘retarded’
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White working-class evangelicals voted en masse for Donald Trump to give a platform to Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to call them “lazy,” “mediocre” and “retarded.”
Former UVA Basketball assistant Jim Larrañaga steps down at Miami, for familiar reasons
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Remember the 27-second press conference with Jim Larrañaga after Miami had lost 60-38 to the UVA Basketball team back in February?
Augusta County: Insight into why the comprehensive plan update is delayed
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Augusta County Administrator Tim Fitzgerald made the call on Nov. 15 to terminate the contract with a Roanoke-based consultant that the county had hired in 2023.
‘Slumlord from hell’ gets 17 years for exploiting Black renters in Hampton Roads
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A slumlord who took advantage of Black renters in Hampton and Newport News was sentenced to 17 years in prison for wire fraud, aggravated identity theft, and race-based interference with housing and employment.
Waynesboro: City Council to decide fate of cottage court housing solution
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Waynesboro City Council will decide the fate of cottage court housing to address affordability issues at its Jan. 13 organizational meeting.
