
NCAA Tournament Coronavirus Edition: Elite Eight
Chris Graham and Seth Megginson punch tickets for the Final Four in today’s podcast.

Chris Graham and Seth Megginson punch tickets for the Final Four in today’s podcast.

Staunton City Council voted Thursday to adopt an emergency ordinance to provide immediate temporary relief to residents and business owners in Staunton.

Kristi Williams was named on Friday as the new president and CEO of the local United Way, which will now be known as the United Way of Staunton, Augusta County & Waynesboro.

Chris Graham and Jerry Carter talk best ACC Big Threes, sports most and least affected by not having fans, and other weighty topics.

How does Virginia do in its Sweet Sixteen matchup with Kentucky? Chris Graham and Seth Megginson break it all down.

The Waynesboro Family YMCA is partnering with the Community Foundation and their COVID-19 Local Response Fund to provide quality and affordable care for children of essential personnel in our community beginning Monday, March 30.

Augusta Health is now working with UVA Health for COVID-19 testing, with UVA providing testing for inpatients and healthcare workers as needed.

The Shenandoah Valley Workforce Development Board plans to award 18 grants of up to $5,000 to small business employers eligible to remain open during the COVID-19 emergency.

Chris Graham and Seth Megginson break down Thursday’s action in the Sweet Sixteen in the NCAA Tournament Coronavirus Edition.

Chris Graham and Jerry Carter talk, at the top of the show, about the latest impacts from COVID-19, and then dive into the topic of sports rivalries.
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