At risk? Tree Streets couple want homeless out of their Waynesboro neighborhood
A Waynesboro couple who lives in the Tree Streets wants St. John’s Episcopal Church to abandon its efforts to support the unhoused community.
A Waynesboro couple who lives in the Tree Streets wants St. John’s Episcopal Church to abandon its efforts to support the unhoused community.
UVA Football coach Tony Elliott has been hearing it from some for talking publicly about his team’s chance to be playing in Charlotte in December.
It could very well be called NASCAR’s “Gettyburg Address” during the war between NASCAR and 23XI/Front Row Motorsports before it’s all over with and the smoke clears.
The Virginia offense, hobbled with big losses on the offensive line, put up a season-low 237 yards. But the defense scored two TDs, sacked Louisville QB Miller Moss five times, and got the big stop in OT, setting up a J’Mari Taylor walk-off 2-yard TD and a 30-27 win.
A 2-yard J’Mari Taylor TD run in OT walked off Louisville, as the ‘Hoos, aided by two defensive TDs, took home the 30-27 win, to improve to 3-0 in the ACC.
I read your piece about Jay Jones, and I have to say that 10 years ago, I would have paid attention and would have been more moved to reconsider a position. But now it is 2025, and we have normalized “grab them by the pussy,” cute notes to pedophiles, and making fun of people with…

Jay Jones, the Democratic Party nominee for attorney general, sent a series of text messages to a former Republican House colleague in 2022 fantasizing about the former House Speaker, Todd Gilbert, being shot.
A special preview party will be held Saturday night for “American Beef,” a photography book about a Harrisonburg-based fight club.
Richmond artist Kyle Epps’ “D’T NGI Colored Space: The Other Side of the Sign” opened as a solo exhibition at Staunton Augusta Art Center.
UVA Basketball alum Malcolm Brogdon has signed a supposedly non-guaranteed deal with the New York Knicks, but all indications are, calling the deal non-guaranteed is just a formality.
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