
When Charlottesville was nuked
Thirty-seven years ago, Congress commissioned and published a work of fiction, an account of what life in Charlottesville might be like during a nuclear war.

Thirty-seven years ago, Congress commissioned and published a work of fiction, an account of what life in Charlottesville might be like during a nuclear war.

The principal at Robert E. Lee High School, Mark Rowicki, dressed for school on Monday – Halloween – as Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

Arthur Candenquist, a scholar and researcher of the Civil War for more than 50 years, will speak on Thursday at Bridgewater College.

As excitement for Halloween builds, creative costumes and a bag full of goodies become top priorities, while safety, an afterthought.

Rock Wood Products of Dillwyn, Inc. will invest $8.75 million to expand their sawmill operation in Buckingham County.

During the Great Depression, the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation spent nearly $3 billion to rescue the distressed mortgages of more than a million homeowners.

Sixth District Democratic Party congressional nominee Kai Degner is an anti-establishment candidate in the year of anti-establishment candidates.

Two UVA Health System physicians helped draft new national recommendations for reducing the risk of sudden infant death syndrome.

A new team of students will head to Flint, Michigan, next week for the fourth and possibly final round of testing for lead in the water supply.

Democrat Hillary Clinton leads Republican Donald Trump by nine points nationwide, according to a Suffolk University/USA Today poll.
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