UVA-UNC preview: Both teams need a win, but North Carolina really needs one
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North Carolina is 17-11 overall, 9-8 in the ACC, 47 in the NET, and maybe most importantly, 0-9 in Quad 1 games.
Search Results for REAL ID
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Despite options, most Tent City residents ‘pitched their tents elsewhere’
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When Tent City in Waynesboro closed this month, 21 homeless individuals were forced to find other places to stay. However, none came to the Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry cold-weather shelter.
Virginia Basketball Q&A: Why doesn’t Tony Bennett just let the kids play?
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Over the 14+ years with CTB, one thing has always struck me as odd. He is such a good coach, fundamentally sound, and very stubborn.
Good news, bad news: AEW announces new fake-reality show coming to TBS in March
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The news that AEW is getting a fake-reality show on TBS following its biggest stars is a mix of good news and bad news.
Remote cameras to provide 24/7 observation of at-risk patients at Sentara hospitals
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Cameras on wheels will be deployed in Sentara Healthcare’s 12 hospitals and provide 24-hour monitoring of at-risk patients.
Reassessments increase nearly 30 percent: Will Staunton provide transparency?
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The Queen City’s 11,258 taxable properties averaged an increase in valuation of 25.49 percent for 2023 reassessments.
Letter: Waynesboro resident urges city to address homelessness issue
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The city needs to start addressing this issue. They have spread out to the residential areas and I for one do not feel safe in my own home.
Revisiting the ceiling for Virginia basketball: The Sweet 16 is probably more realistic
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I wrote back in November that the ceiling for the Virginia basketball team this season could be as high as it was for the 2019 national title team.
People across U.S. feeling pinch of rising real estate, vehicle property taxes
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The average American household spends $2,690 on real estate property taxes, and an additional $444 for residents in the 26 states with vehicle property taxes.
From ‘seller’s market’ to ‘buyer’s market’: Virginia real estate is shifting
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The housing market in Virginia is off to a slow start in 2023, with more than a 30 percent decline from January 2022 to January 2023.
