Tony Elliott is learning the hard way that Virginia ain’t Clemson
Tony Elliott seems to think, and maybe Carla Williams thought this last December, that he can make Virginia a sort of Clemson North.
Tony Elliott seems to think, and maybe Carla Williams thought this last December, that he can make Virginia a sort of Clemson North.
The UVA Football fans that could be bothered to attend Saturday’s Homecoming game against Louisville headed for the parking lots early in the fourth quarter. They had seen enough of the Great Collapse of 2022.
Kaiser Wilhelm met with his war cabinet on Nov. 17, 1914, four months after the First World War began, and concluded that the war was unwinnable.

I’ve been haunted by a phrase for almost a month now: “morality police.”
The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the next week.
How about this for hyperbole: Tony Elliott is facing the must-win game of his brief career as a head coach Saturday when UVA hosts Louisville.

The long-running legal and PR battle between the owners of Nexus Services Inc. and Augusta County Sheriff Donald Smith will one day relatively soon have its day in court.
Rarely does good news follow a hurricane. But, in the instance of Hurricane Ian, Virginia farmers said the storm brought beneficial weather for drought-stressed field crops, hay and pastureland.
Five companies have been selected to participate in the next installment of a virtual accelerator/incubator program for growing businesses.

Southwest Virginia will be testing ground for the first-of-its-kind energy technology testbed.