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Lee Guetterman was born in Tennessee and went to high school in California, where his father was a Navy chaplain. But he did not have far to go when he joined the Waynesboro Generals in the Valley Baseball League in the summer of 1979.
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Winsome Earle-Sears is facing an uphill battle for Virginia’s top post; she’ll use the backdrop of the county fair to try to win over voters.
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Lane High graduate Mike Cubbage played Major League Baseball for eight seasons, once challenged Rod Carew and Fred Lynn for a batting title and then managed in The Show after his playing career.
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When he takes the podium later this month in Cooperstown, new Baseball Hall of Famer Billy Wagner will most likely mention a few Virginia towns in his acceptance speech.
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A proposal to sell 2.2 to 3.3 million acres of public lands in the western U.S. was removed from President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill.”
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Per AccuWeather, it’s going to get stinkin’ hot in our neck of the woods beginning on Sunday, with the high temperature in AFP’s home base, Waynesboro, forecast at 92 degrees.
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A number of projects throughout Virginia received a boost through a grant with a goal to connect people to the outdoors.
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Monticello Wine Week will feature events in multiple locations June 5-8 celebrating exceptional wines from the Charlottesville area.
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Dr. Jeffrey W. Carter ’92, president of Bethany Theological Seminary will serve as the Bridgewater College’s Commencement speaker for 2025.
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The Virginia Street Arts Festival returns to Waynesboro on May 17-18, and three buildings will be transformed.
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