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Ride With Pride, an Augusta County-based therapeutic and adaptive horseback riding program that has traditionally served more than 160 people per year, has been without a home since the summer.
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A report of large cryptocurrency liquidations sounds like a straightforward measure of money lost. It is not that simple.
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I don’t know that the executive directive from Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger directing the development of an AI plan of action is ultimately going to save us all, but she’s not just calling it SI and moving on.
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Just for the fun of it, lets consider where in Augusta County a hyperscale data center or possibly centers will be located.
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Esports — competitive video gaming at a professional level — has grown from niche communities to arena-filling events watched by millions worldwide.
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Longtime Augusta County realtor Amy Argenbright went on trial Tuesday in Augusta County Circuit Court on two counts of felony construction fraud, facing a maximum penalty of 40 years in prison if convicted.
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Automated packaging lines connect packaging machines, conveyors, sensors, and control systems to streamline manufacturing processes.
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Waynesboro City Councilman Jim Wood, running for re-election for the Ward D seat, is trying to get away with taking every possible position on the controversial Mimosa Farm permit issue.
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The Southern Environmental Law Center has filed a lawsuit on behalf of six Fluvanna County residents to challenge a proposed 1,540-megawatt gas-fired power plant.
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Richard Linton, a triple-Hokie, will be the new president at Virginia Tech, succeeding Tim Sands, who is staying on until Linton assumes the job at the beginning of the 2027 spring semester.
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