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Game Notes, links to AFP pregame stories and more from Columbia as #TeamAFP provides coverage from Columbia, S.C. #1 seed Virginia (29-3) faces #16 seed Gardner-Webb (23-11) at 3:10 p.m. Friday.
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Starting April 1, the Staunton recycling program will undergo some significant changes.
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ou’re thinking of building a new deck. You’ve seen composites, you’ve seen pressure-treated lumber, but you’re not sure which direction to take. Brian Mininger at Bear Creek, who has been in the construction business for more than 20 years, is there with you.
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The time has come. The NCAA Tournament starts Thursday, and 1-seed Virginia’s path to redemption starts Friday against 16-seed Gardner-Webb in Columbia, South Carolina.
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Project GROWS, a non-profit educational farm located in Augusta County, will host a Harvest of the Month program this spring in partnership with Staunton City Schools.
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OK, just getting this out there: you know that Kihei Clark is playing 25 minutes whenever ‘the Hoos suit up. I’m not asking you to accept it, just acknowledge it.
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Chris Graham and Jerry Carter have some fun with March Madness, looking at the 2019 NCAA Tournament field, focusing on ACC powers Duke, UVA and UNC, and the matchups that most intrigue them.
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It’s that time of year. The greatest time of year for a sports fan. The NCAA Tournament.The premise is simple: One sentence explaining every pick, from the first game of the tournament — Louisville vs. Minnesota — to the finale three-and-a-half weeks later in Minneapolis. Let the madness begin.
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Chris Graham joins the “Mark Moses Show” to break down the brackets for the 2019 NCAA Tournament.
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Gardner-Webb is a bit of a mystery coming into the NCAA Tournament. The Runnin’ Bulldogs have only been a Division I team since 2002 and are making their first NCAA Tournament appearance. A member of the Big South, Gardner-Webb plays its home games at Paul Porter Arena, maximum capacity 3,500 people
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