
Creigh Deeds: You win some, you lose some
Creigh Deeds updates readers on the latest from the Virginia General Assembly.

Creigh Deeds updates readers on the latest from the Virginia General Assembly.

Equality Virginia will honor the 2017 class of OUTstanding Virginians on April 1.

The Republican state budget includes a 3% pay raise for state employees and funds to raise the starting salary of Virginia State Police.

A Waynesboro woman arrested for causing a disturbance at Kate Collins Middle School last fall was convicted yesterday.

A VCU poll shows Virginians from all geographic regions overwhelmingly support the redesign of Virginia’s high schools.

The first American Revolution was led by white men. They defeated the powerful British Empire and gained our independence in the 18th century.

Virginia has made significant progress in the ongoing effort to bring high-speed internet to more schools and students statewide.

Columnist Shepherd Bliss writes: I no longer feel as safe as I used to. How about you?

U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine participated in a hearing on the nomination of Betsy DeVos to serve as Secretary of Education.

The Augusta County Historical Society will host a presentation on life in the Valley during and immediately after the Jim Crow era.
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