ESPN late-night tennis, UVA tennis, and a story about Gene Corrigan and Title IX
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The Australian Open was on the TV in the home office overnight Wednesday into Thursday as I finished up my writing on UVA-SMU.
Search Results for Move Over
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Harrisonburg man sentenced to 15 months in prison, brandished a knife on Jan. 6
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A Harrisonburg man was sentenced to 15 months in prison and fined $2,000 for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol.
Scott German: VCU has something special in former U-Hall ball boy Ryan Odom
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Full disclosure: I’ve known Ryan Odom since he was a ball boy at University Hall in the early 1980s, while his pop, Dave Odom, was Terry Holland’s top assistant.
Virginia felon, career criminal to spend 13 years in prison for firearms charge
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A career criminal and convicted felon from Farmville was sentenced Wednesday to more than 13 years in prison for possession of a firearm.
The whole story: UVA AD Carla Williams quietly signed a five-year extension last month
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I’m about to reveal the story behind the best-kept secret at the University of Virginia: that Carla Williams signed a five-year contract extension last month.
Richmond: Union Hill’s drug-ridden ‘Yellow House’ will be sold by Marshals Service
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A drug-ridden house known as “The Yellow House” in Richmond’s Union Hill neighborhood was forfeited today and will be sold.
WARM working on plan for unhoused with more frigid weather coming
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With frigid temperatures predicted, the Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry is working to find a place for the region’s unhoused to stay warm.
The blueprint Martin Luther King Jr. left for Trump: Lessons in leadership and integrity
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On Jan. 20th, 2025, the presidential Inauguration will fall on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Meeting the moment: Kenny Lee proud to be first African American mayor in Waynesboro
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Kenny Lee was overcome with emotion after he was chosen by City Council members to serve as the Waynesboro mayor on Monday night.
FBI: Two Virginia brothers now face felony charges for their actions on Jan. 6
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A Southwest Virginia man now faces charges similar to his brother for their actions in the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol.
