Hospice of the Piedmont names Nancy Littlefield as next Chief Executive Officer
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Hospice of the Piedmont has announced Nancy Littlefield will assume the role of President and Chief Executive Officer effective Oct. 2.
Search Results for REAL ID
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Waynesboro: River City Bread Basket aims to help people on the ‘fringe’
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The River City Bread Basket is one month from opening its doors, and volunteers with the LIFEworks Project are busy getting the North Winchester Avenue building ready for the public.
Mailbag: What’s at stake in the fight over the Augusta County closed session recording?
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What is Augusta County seemingly trying to hide by fighting our push citing the Virginia Freedom of Information Act for a copy of the recording of the March 20, 2023, closed session?
Square credit-card processor, down for a day, ‘starting to come back online’
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Square, an online payment processor, went offline yesterday causing numerous businesses to have to shut down operations and lock their doors.
JMU coach Curt Cignetti on distractions: ‘Don’t be emotional in this game’
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There are several storylines on both sides heading into this weekend’s long-awaited rekindling of the Virginia-James Madison football rivalry.
‘Jabronis’: Just because the term hurts doesn’t mean it isn’t accurate
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JMU fans are upset at me for the use of the term “jabronis” to describe the JMU Football program.
Region’s cold-weather shelter to double capacity; offer respite to ‘feel like a human being’
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As summer turns to fall, Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry is gearing up to prepare for cold weather and shelters to offer relief to the region’s homeless during winter months.
Three odd things that have my attention from Tuesday’s FOIA hearing
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The court hearing on my push to get Augusta County to release the recording of a closed session of the Board of Supervisors that I am contending was held illegally was … surreal.
Laying out what UVA needs to do to beat JMU on Saturday
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They haven’t even played yet, and it’s already a low point for the, let’s say, last 40 years of UVA Football, that the ‘Hoos are six-point ‘dogs at home to JMU, which is in Year 2 as an FBS program.
Queen City magic: Wishful thinking leads to Valley job opportunity
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A few weeks ago, I wrote a column in which I alluded to the circumstances which led to my living in Staunton.
