Staunton: Police have security plan in place ahead of Saturday political protest
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Staunton Police have been working with organizers of the political protest rally scheduled for Saturday at the Augusta County Courthouse.
Search Results for Move Over
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JMU students’ architectural design eases flood mitigation concerns at Wharf Lot
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A landscape architectural design by four JMU students provides a possible solution to flood mitigation efforts at the Wharf Lot in Staunton.
Waynesboro School Board approves construction contract for WHS renovations
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Waynesboro School Board approved a contract with Kjellstrom and Lee Construction for the next phase of renovations at Waynesboro High School.
Staunton: Magistrate issues warrant in ‘rolling coal’ incident at April 5 protest
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A magistrate has issued an arrest warrant for the driver in the “rolling coal” incident that disrupted an April 5 protest rally in front of the Augusta County Courthouse in Staunton.
Virginia Department of Health hit with $219M in federal cuts; eliminates 500 jobs
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The Virginia Department of Health had $219 million in funds rescinded by the federal government leading to the loss of more than 500 jobs.
BBWAA chair Bob Nightengale: Be prepared for a 2027 MLB lockout
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I spoke on Monday with Bob Nightengale, an MLB insider for USA Today, and chairman of the Baseball Writers’ Association of America.
Mailbag: UVA Basketball fans vent on ticket prices, lackluster transfer portal
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The responses to our recent columns on UVA Basketball transfer-portal recruiting and the “this is not reseating” ticket-price increase plan have been coming in fast and furious, emphasis on the furious.
Last call: Anti-‘woke’ Norfolk MAGA beer bro about to run out of money
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The anti-“woke” beer dude that Glenn Youngkin gave $300,000 of our money to a couple of years ago appears to be just about tapped out.
George Mason latest school to consider ending DEI programs at Trump’s behest
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The George Mason University Board of Visitors is late to the game in complying in advance with Donald Trump on DEI, but the visitors are playing catch-up.
Our weekend at Camden Yards: In the vicinity of Baltimore Orioles royalty
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If the Adley Rutschman’s 101.1-mph, 341-foot drive toward the seats in left with two outs in the sixth had gone another 10, maybe 15 feet, we were leaving early, to beat the traffic out of Camden Yards from a weekend of cold-weather April baseball.
