Can a newspaper have no reporters and still be a newspaper?
The News Virginian exists, in name, but in name only, and it’s sad for me to see, because that’s where my journalism career started, way back in 1995.
The News Virginian exists, in name, but in name only, and it’s sad for me to see, because that’s where my journalism career started, way back in 1995.
The Tess Majors Foundation is sponsoring four paid summer positions for local high school students at Project GROWS, the Augusta County nonprofit focused on connecting locals to nutritious food.
The “Yes” side won in a closer-than-expected congressional redistricting referendum in Virginia, with the final count on Tuesday night giving “Yes” 51.4 percent of the vote, for a 2.8-point win over “No.”
We’re going to be reporting and analyzing the tally from today’s referendum on congressional redistricting. Follow along for updates on the numbers, where they’re coming from, and what it all means.
VDOT has released its updated schedule for road work and maintenance for the week of April 20-24.
On Thursday, we got burn-ban notices from Waynesboro and Albemarle County. On Friday, we’re getting word that Augusta County has issued an open-burning advisory.
VDOT, busy as usual, has released its updated schedule for road construction and maintenance for the coming week.
Virginia Tech will honor the students and faculty members who lost their lives on April 16, 2007, with a Day of Remembrance and run.
Nayaliz Scott-Moya, 14, of Staunton, last seen on Sunday, has been reported missing, according to Staunton Police.
It has been 22 years since Craig Albernaz played in the Valley League. But the first-year manager of the Baltimore Orioles still recalls his host family.
Local news is in “serious jeopardy,” according to experts. Pitch in and help AFP continue to deliver news to the Valley, Virginia and beyond.