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As we embark upon another important presidential election, let’s not forget our real heroes; our brave men and women around the world who serve this great country and defend our nation against all attacks from our enemies both foreign and domestic
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Jimmy Overton was understandably nervous. Days before the Aug. 27 premiere of his new movie, “The Name on the Bullet,” Overton was front and center at the WTA’s Gateway Theatre getting ready to screen the film to a group of journalists and community members
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Patricia Shell Caulkins, RN, BSN, MS of Augusta Health has been named this year’s recipient of the Martin C. Ushkow Community Service Award at the American Academy of Pediatrics
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So Todd Akin is the bad guy here. Interesting. More like the fall guy
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I am part of what might be called a detectives club. We are part of a larger group debunking political nonsense
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That’s what Democrats are saying to themselves as the Tuesday deadline approaches for Missouri Congressman Todd Akin to withdraw from a Senate race with Democratic incumbent Claire McCaskill
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The Staunton Augusta Art Center announces its fall classes and workshops for adults and high school age students
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New for 2012, Skyland Resort is hosting a daylong event on Saturday, Sept. 8. The SeptemberFest Pig Roast will include three different types of chili, corn on the cob, and of course whole smoked hog, with a variety of sauces from traditional honey barbecue to roasted jalapeno
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Republican nominee George Allen was endorsed by the conservative National Federation of Independent Business in the U.S. Senate race
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Unchain Wall Street. Put us back in chains. It’s OK to say one, but not the other. Shame on all y’all, really. The toothpaste is out of the tube, so it’s only going to get much, much worse between now and November. But that said, haven’t we all had it up to here and beyond with the negativity? This is what we get for putting in place a Supreme Court that felt it necessary to protect the rights of billionaires to spend as much money as they can to help their favored candidates win elections
