The scars of child sex abuse
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I’ve known Kris Losh for a long, long time. Feels like forever. The news headlines last week, that have Losh accused of sexual battery involving two children, were a gut punch, for multiple reasons.
Search Results for Staunton School Board
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Legendary hoops coach Paul Hatcher selected as Grand Marshall for Happy Birthday America parade
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Happy Birthday America announced today that legendary basketball coach Paul Hatcher will be the Grand Marshall for the 4th of July parade in Staunton’s Gypsy Hill Park.
United Way of Greater Augusta announces grant awards for 2019-2010
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This week, the United Way of Greater Augusta completed the work required to reinvest over $200,000 raised in Staunton, Waynesboro, and Augusta Country back into agencies and programs.
From the Archives: Looking back at the Last Ball in U Hall
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Enjoy this excerpt from Mad About U: Four Decades of Basketball at University Hall, by Chris Graham and Patrick Hite, from the chapter on the final game played in University Hall, in 2006.
United Way of Greater Augusta celebrates Week of Caring with community projects
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In celebration of National Volunteer Week, over 150 volunteers in the Greater Augusta region will complete projects with local nonprofit agencies and schools.
Smith House Galleries features Patricia Hobbs in February
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Arts Council of the Valley announces its February exhibition, Impressions: Monotypes by Patricia Hobbs, Feb 1-22 at Smith House Galleries, 311 South Main Street, Harrisonburg.
Poverty of Imagination: Jobs and healthcare vs. Not Donald Trump
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You don’t get out of the trailer park just giving up. It would be years before I’d realize that politics wasn’t for me.
Poverty of Imagination: Chris Graham for City Council!
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Crystal and I launched Augusta Free Press in 2002, but actually, phrasing it that way makes it sound more planned than it was, which was, not really at all.
Poverty of Imagination: Cashing out at Taco Bell
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People had to know back in the ‘70s and ‘80s that cigarettes weren’t good for you, right?
Poverty of Imagination: Growing up humble
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I’ve won awards for investigative journalism. My first bit of investigative journalism dates to second grade.
