President Woodrow Wilson: 100 years since the death of America’s leader through World War I
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Thomas Woodrow Wilson was born in Staunton on December 28, 1856, and soon after his family moved to Augusta, Georgia.
Search Results for Move Over
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Metrics: Where Virginia Basketball stands with the computers after Clemson win
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You’d think that Virginia’s road win at Clemson on Saturday, what we have come to know as a Quad 1 win, because of where Clemson was in the computer rankings, would have been a boost to the Cavaliers’ own status with the computers.
Earl Zimmerman: February 2024 Climate and Energy News Roundup
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Last year, more than 40% of the Earth’s surface was at least 1.5 degrees Celsius warmer beyond the pre-industrial era.
‘Time for Congress to act’: Parents confront social media execs about harm to children
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Parents who have lost children to exploitation on social media platforms faced off against chief executives in a Senate hearing Wednesday.
Minimum wage going up? Virginia General Assembly eyes $15 rate
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A $15 minimum wage may soon be the law in Virginia as a bill offering two more annual incremental increases moves through the General Assembly.
Mel Gurtov: Where things stand with negotiations to end the Israel-Hamas war
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The New York Times reported Jan. 27 on three negotiating tracks that are being pursued simultaneously to end the Israel-Hamas war.
Virginia fans have been wanting Jake Groves to shoot more: Boy, did he
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Virginia grad senior Jake Groves, when he shoots the ball, man, it always looks like it’s going to go in. Only problem is, he can be a bit gun-shy. His teammates are always telling him, Shoot it! Seems that their pleading is finally getting through.
Are we really supposed to feel sorry for Jeff Hafley that he had to go back to the NFL?
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Jeff Hafley was making just under $3 million a year to win five and a half games a year as the Boston College football coach.
Nick Patler: Something about the Northrop Grumman-Waynesboro deal doesn’t add up
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Despite the claims of Waynesboro leaders that the city’s deal with Northrop Grumman will provide 331 jobs, job creation does not appear to have been a priority.
The Augusta County 6 censured Scott Seaton last year: Is the censure still in effect?
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The July 12, 2023, censure of Wayne District Supervisor Scott Seaton is technically no longer in force, due to a pesky intervening election in November.
