Fear and Loathing: ‘A disgrace’

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Fear and Loathing in Waynesboro column by Chris Graham [email protected] Politics isn’t personal for me. It’s politics. Sometimes you agree, sometimes you disagree, but at the end of the day, you don’t call the person who holds a different view than you “a disgrace.” Which is what I ended up being called by a political…

The Top Story: To the right, or to the middle?

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The Top Story by Chris Graham [email protected] How important is John McCain’s VP selection tomorrow? It could mean everything as to whether he is able to keep white evangelicals under his tent. “I haven’t made a decision how I’m going to vote this year. As far as McCain is concerned, there are some things that…

Notes from the Press: AFP editors featured in The Hook

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Notes from the Press column by Chris Graham [email protected] A feature story on the sixth anniversary of The Augusta Free Press is in this week’s edition of The Hook. Titled “Trend buckers: Graham family grows Valley media empire,” the piece features interviews with myself and my wife, AFP publisher Crystal Graham, in addition to perspectives…

Police Beat: Local chiefs named to positions on VACP

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Item by Chris Graham [email protected] Three local police chiefs were elected to leadership positions in the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police at the organization’s annual conference last week. Waynesboro police chief Doug Davis was elected second vice president of the VACP for the coming year. Davis also serves on the association’s Training Committee and…

Sports: Little Giants spreading their wings, literally

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Best Seat in the House column by Chris Graham [email protected] I’m out in Bridgewater last Friday night to see some good old-fashioned smashmouth football in the form of the single-wing offense that dates back to Pop Warner and is currently favored by Waynesboro coach Steve Isaacs. Isaacs has won a state title with this offense,…

An art, or a science?

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Story by Chris Graham [email protected] Writers get the question constantly. “Where do you get your ideas for stories from?” Here’s what we want to say: “Inspiration.” And here’s what we have to admit: “We just pay attention.” “Stories are basically about people who are changed by some type of experience that they’re going through. They…