
Jay Woolfolk struggles, again, out of the pen; #10 Virginia holds on for 8-4 win at VCU
I wrote last week about how I was hoping Jay Woolfolk could be part of the solution to #10 Virginia’s pitching woes.

I wrote last week about how I was hoping Jay Woolfolk could be part of the solution to #10 Virginia’s pitching woes.
Sen. Mark R. Warner referred to mail delays in Virginia caused by issues at the Sandston facility near Richmond as “totally unacceptable.”
Today marks the first birthday of Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU’s Children’s Tower. Patients moved from VCU’s pediatric floor.
Over breakfast in the shadow of Fenway Park last week, Scott German brought up the work on the new football ops center at UVA, that we’ve been told for years will be a big step forward for the Virginia football program.
Motorists who need to get across the bridge over the North Fork Hardware River in Albemarle County can expect delays next week.
Denmark, an early adopter of wind repowering, saw a 1.3 GW gain in capacity and a reduction of 109 wind turbines, enabling substantially increased wind energy production with fewer turbines.
The EPS’s new rules to limit a range of harmful pollutants from power plants could push utilities toward cleaner, more reliable energy ways.
Shenandoah University received the largest single donation in its history, and the funds are earmarked for a future performing and visual arts center.
It seemed like a dream, getting the historically good Virginia offense, averaging 10 runs a game, into a game in Fenway Park, attacking the Green Monster.
The Virginia BOE today approved the establishment of six more Lab Schools from Southwest Virginia to Hampton Roads and Northern Virginia.
Local news is in “serious jeopardy,” according to experts. Pitch in and help AFP continue to deliver news to the Valley, Virginia and beyond.