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You can’t go to Target, Walmart or the grocery store, it seems, without having Halloween stare you in the face, which is odd, given that, you know, Halloween is two and a half months away.
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All that talk from Florida State about not being scared to fight the grant of rights in court, it was just that, just talk.
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Rita S. Wilson was Staunton’s first Black councilwoman. She served for 17 years and the city’s council chambers are named in her honor.
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Freshman Anthony Colandrea is “pushing” presumptive QB1 Tony Muskett in training camp, UVA football coach Tony Elliott told reporters after practice on Monday.
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When the US gives arms to other nations, that is touted as diplomacy. If so, diplomacy needs a major makeover.
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Tomorrow night Staunton’s Wilson Fairchild, sons of Statler Brothers, will take the stage at the West Virginia State Fair.
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The next scheduled meeting of the UVA Board of Visitors is a two-day meeting scheduled for Sept. 14-15, which matters in the context of the Aug. 15 deadline that comes tomorrow if the school would want to leave the ACC next summer.
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If Tony Bennett ever has you over for dinner, which he won’t, but still, you never know, beware if CTB invites you to the game room for what might seem like a friendly game of table tennis.
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The socio-political turmoil in Israel which is manifested by the pervasive hostility, distrust, and disdain between the religious nationalists and secular liberal Jews is tearing the country apart.
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How do we turn Sept. 26 — declared by the United Nations to be (I kid you not) the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons — into a reality?
AFP will break down local, Virginia and national races in the battle for the control of Congress Tuesday night.