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Word postgame is, Virginia, which we knew, didn’t get back from its road trip to Boston College until late, late, late on Thursday, so late it was enough to make Thursday an off-day.
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Scientists currently rely mainly on a complex network of satellites, ocean buoys, weather stations and balloons to help predict the weather and the effects of climate change, but it might not be the best solution.
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It’s always interesting to find out what Ben Cline has to say when he is talking exclusively to a group of fellow Republicans and doesn’t feel a need to disguise his hyper-partisan far-right views.
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In January, Staunton Schools launched “It Only Takes One,” a program designed to educate students and families about drug abuse.
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Although the popular new Netflix film, Einstein and the Bomb, purports to tell the story of the great physicist’s relationship to nuclear weapons, it ignores his vital role in rallying the world against nuclear catastrophe.
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An event to celebrate the contributions of women in the Shenandoah Valley returns March 8-9 in two cities this year – Staunton and Waynesboro.
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The Alabama Supreme Court’s ruling that frozen embryos are human beings left clinics, providers and couples wishing to start a family reeling.
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The word I’m getting is that Virginia coach Tony Bennett leaned on the advice of his top assistant, Ron Sanchez, for the tweaks to the offense that we saw rolled out for last night’s game at Boston College, a 72-68 win for the ‘Hoos.
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Five community groups are the recipients of the UVA Cancer Center’s latest round of Comprehensive Community Grants.
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Virginia, in Tony Bennett’s preferred offense, the mover-blocker/sides that his father, Dick Bennett, passed down to him, found itself too often, of late, playing 2-on-5 on the offensive end, with Bennett trying to fit square pegs into round holes.
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