Augusta County: Bunny rescue requests rescue from Board of Zoning complaint
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A neighbor’s complaint is putting a 26-year-old rabbit rescue in Augusta County at risk of closing because of compost containing bunny waste.
Search Results for Move Over
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UVA Basketball Notebook: Health status, practice schedule ahead of ACC Tournament
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I was the boring guy on today’s media call with UVA Basketball coach Ron Sanchez, sorta playing the role of attorney in a trial asking questions of the witness to establish the basics.
Christopher Bell makes it three NASCAR Cup Series wins in a row with tight dub in Phoenix
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Christopher Bell secured a dramatic victory at Phoenix Raceway, narrowly defeating his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin.
Anti-‘woke’ brewer closing Norfolk location, citing ‘local woke mob’
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Remember the anti-“woke” beer company that Glenn Youngkin helped lure to Norfolk a couple of years back with $300,000 in tax incentives?
VMI alums leading effort to get ‘explanation’ on ouster of Black superintendent
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A group spearheaded by VMI alums is leading an effort to get a “full and immediate explanation” from the school’s Board of Visitors as to why it voted against extending the contract of Superintendent Cedric T. Wins.
UVA Basketball coach search update: A new #1, and a new contender
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Keeping in mind that the UVA Basketball coach search needs to be considered a fluid situation, today’s news is, there’s a new #1 in the clubhouse, and a new contender.
Virginia man sentenced for $6.7 million theft from birth-injury program
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A Providence Forge man was sentenced this week to nine years in prison for embezzling $6.7 million in funds from his former employer.
VMI superintendent addresses BOV ouster: ‘Bias, emotion and ideology’ factored into vote
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VMI Superintendent Cedric T. Wins intends to serve out the remainder of his term, in the face of the move last week by the school’s MAGA-majority Board of Visitors to not renew the contract of the 1985 alum and retired US Army major general.
Michael Schoeffel: Ben Cline needs to address the gorilla in the living room
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This widespread frustration came to a head last week, locally-speaking, when hundreds of people gathered outside of Rep. Ben Cline’s office in Roanoke and demanded that he hold a town hall.
Democrats more focused on showing ‘deference’ to Trump than doing their jobs
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New York Democratic Congressman Tom Suozzi, one of the last people to leave the House chamber on Jan. 6, is suddenly preoccupied with showing “deference” to the guy who led the attempted 2021 insurrection.
