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Story by Chris Graham You don’t launch a magazine in a day. For Brad Jenkins, the launch of Shenandoah Living dates back several years. “This has kind of been something that I’ve been interested in since even being a student at James Madison University. I took a magazine-production class and kind of got interested in…
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Story by Chris Graham Tom Reynolds didn’t want to see the list of capital projects that Waynesboro City Council had been working on for several months pared down – but he knew what he had to do.
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Bishop’s Mantle column by Jim Bishop If confession is good for the soul, then what I’m about to publicly admit should do me a world of good:
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Column by Jim Bishop “Here we are . . . after all these years …” Ann Cochran warbles in her musical ode to a couple who’ve stuck together through thick and thin.
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Story by Chris Graham Maxine Hope Roles knows that she is facing an uphill battle in her 26th Senate District challenge to incumbent Republican Sen. Mark Obenshain.
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Carly at the Movies column by Carl Larsen I went to see “Evening” prepared to agree with the critics. They had fallen upon it like a pack of hungry wombats, calling it cheap, sneaky, boring, and worst of all – a “woman’s film” bereft of any honest emotion. The first 20 minutes, I admit, put…
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Story by Chris Graham What do you think? Comment below Charles Curry’s decision to retire from Augusta County politics in 2000 was a shock to more than a few observers – but it was no more a shock than his announcement that he was ready to make a comeback.
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Column by David Cox Throughout their history, Democrats have been the party of opportunity. It still is.
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Story by Chris Graham High gasoline prices are hitting everybody where it hurts – from people cutting back on vacations to businesses cutting back on seminars and conferences and other nonessential travel. But … college sports?
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Column by Chris Graham David Cox seems to still be thinking through the payday-lending issue.
