
Shenandoah Valley, Virginia may start the new year with glimpse of Northern Lights
Many Virginians are hoping to see an aurora borealis light show as conditions are lining up over the northern part of the United States.

Many Virginians are hoping to see an aurora borealis light show as conditions are lining up over the northern part of the United States.
In case you missed them, Crystal Graham prepared a roundup of her top stories from 2024 on Augusta Free Press.
Broadway actress and CBS sitcom “Alice” star Linda Lavin died Sunday at age 67 from complications of lung cancer.
With the implosion of the Pac 12, the NCAA power structure was reduced from the Power 5 to the Power 4.

The chemistry of country music stars Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton will grace the Wayne Theatre stage for one show in January.

This year, Christmas happened to fall on a Wednesday night, so you know what that means. Last night was the special “Dynamite on 34th Street” edition of Wednesday Night “Dynamite.”
Remember the 27-second press conference with Jim Larrañaga after Miami had lost 60-38 to the UVA Basketball team back in February?
Augusta County Administrator Tim Fitzgerald made the call on Nov. 15 to terminate the contract with a Roanoke-based consultant that the county had hired in 2023.

Understandably, we’re not hearing a lot, which is to say, anything, from the former defenders of Matt Gaetz, who was Donald Trump’s pick to be Attorney General, you may remember. Trump wanted a guy who the House Ethics Committee says sex-trafficked a 17-year-old high school junior, regularly paid other women to have sex with him,…

The holiday season to me, and I’m assuming many people, is a time of year when the past, present and future swirl together in a hazy concoction of lights and songs and cheer that smells like pine needles and tastes like peppermint.
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