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Two years after graduating from Waynesboro High School, Reggie Harris was taken by the Oakland A’s in the 1989 Rule 5 draft, and he made the team – the defending World Series champs – out of spring training in 1990.
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Virginia will host Maryland on Saturday night for their first meeting since 2018.
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The Virginia Lottery is warning the public of scammers promoting a special international drawing for Mega Millions that is fake.
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Donald Trump has weighed in on the Sunday murders of famed actor and director Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele, in predictable fashion: by blaming Rob Reiner, an outspoken progressive and Trump critic, for instigating his own death.
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A smile, a tap-out, a chorus of boos, and the curtain has closed on one of the most decorated careers in professional wrestling history. John Cena has officially retired from in-ring competition, in the most improbable of ways: he gave up.
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Club America, a project of Turning Point USA that “mobilizes America’s spirited, anti-woke warriors” in high schools, is coming under fire after a visit from the mayor of a California city.
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The modern world hums with data, over 2.5 quintillion bytes generated every day, driving a growing network of data centers that consume 1 to 2 percent of global electricity.
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As a recent podcast guest on “Chris and Company,” Lynchburg native Brandon Inge told the host about when future Hall of Fame catcher Pudge Rodriguez joined the Detroit Tigers prior to the 2004 season.
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DJ Andrew Hypes has travelled all over the world: Paris, London and Vegas. After growing up in Waynesboro, population 23K, it’s a little surreal.
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A coalition of Jewish advocacy groups is trying to cancel a Democratic state delegate, Sam Rasoul, a Palestinian-American, accusing Rasoul of antisemitism.
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