
Virginia High School League approves resumption of out-of-season practice activities
The Virginia High School League has voted to allow schools to begin out-of-season practice activities beginning Monday, June 15.

The Virginia High School League has voted to allow schools to begin out-of-season practice activities beginning Monday, June 15.

NASCAR’s move this week to ban Confederate flags from events and facilities is a step in the right direction in terms of moving toward inclusiveness. But it’s just a first step.

A joint statement from Charlottesville City Schools, the Charlottesville City School Board, the Charlottesville Police Department and the City of Charlottesville announced the parties have mutually agreed to discontinue the Memorandum of Understanding that placed school resources officers in city schools.

Finding the words to describe the period of history in which Virginia finds itself is challenging.

If you’ve been thinking about ditching the nine-to-five work life and becoming an entrepreneur, you’re not alone.

Shenandoah University will remove the name of segregationist politician Harry F. Byrd Jr. from its School of Business.

NASCAR, in a statement issued Wednesday, will prohibit the display of Confederate flags from all events and properties going forward.

Attorney General Mark R. Herring has filed a notice in the Robert E. Lee monument lawsuit in Richmond Circuit Court that he “intends to defend the governor’s decision and ensure the removal of this divisive relic.”

Obesity affects more than 40 percent of adults in the United States and 13 percent of the global population.

The selection committee for Charlottesville’s Got Talent! was overwhelmed by the positive interest and talent our community has displayed in their submissions.
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