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While it is not unusual for a James Madison University student to set goals for their college career, it is a bit unusual to accomplish those goals by the end of sophomore year. Harrisonburg native Daniel Suter entered JMU two years ago determined to pursue his passion for archery. His goals were lofty: win Indoor Nationals, win Outdoor Nationals and make the World Team. Check, check and check
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Augusta Health Cancer Center has hired two medical oncology physicians and an adult nurse practitioner to staff its Hematology/Oncology (chemotherapy) department. The physicians are Patrick Judson, MD, and Shanique Palmer, MD. The nurse practitioner is P. Michael Marshall, PhD, ANP-C
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It is difficult to move forward if you are carrying a lot of baggage. Most governments have baggage that is holding them back. As a result, current budget discussions will likely not bear fruit. Instead, we kick the can down the road until the next budget season when the same can will be found sitting in the middle of progress
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While visiting Central Virginia Community College in Lynchburg on Thursday, Gov. Bob McDonnell ceremonially signed nine bills that streamline or eliminate burdensome state mandates on local governments
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Elizabeth (Betty) Johnson Rice, who was a student leader in the largest single sit-in of the civil rights movement, will be the keynote speaker for the Waynesboro NAACP Annual Freedom Fund Banquet
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Only four days remain to register for the first week of Summer Studio at the Staunton Augusta Art Center. Registration ends Monday, June 4
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The Kaine for Virginia campaign released a web video on Wednesday marking the 50th roundtable Tim Kaine has hosted since the beginning of the year
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Skinny as a rail, my head always stuck in a book, I grew up, you might say, in a rough neighborhood in about the worst way that one could
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You’re throwing money away. Bad money after good. Schools are failing, and all we’re doing is propping them up and pretending that it’s not happening
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Bridgewater College senior Jessica A. McClean received the first annual college scholarship of $1,000 from the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America
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