
Chris Graham talks NBA Finals, Trump-Eagles, Kyler Murray: Podcast
Chris Graham goes solo on today’s podcast talking sports, including looks at the NBA Finals, the Stanley Cup and President Trump picking another fight with the NFL.

Chris Graham goes solo on today’s podcast talking sports, including looks at the NBA Finals, the Stanley Cup and President Trump picking another fight with the NFL.

The unfortunate drawback to success in the business world is that –– very often –– professionals spend most of their time sitting down at work. This is not a healthy practice.

Chris Graham welcomes Rod Mullins to the podcast for their weekly breakdown of the latest from the world of auto racing, focusing this week on NASCAR and NHRA action.

Over the past week or so, the Augusta County Sheriff’s Office has responded to a number of larcenies from vehicles, homes and outbuildings in the Crimora, New Hope and Waynesboro areas.

The critically-acclaimed “Dirty Barbie and Other Girlhood Tales” is coming to the Wayne Theatre in Waynesboro June 21-23.

Sixteen VMI Keydets will play summer baseball throughout the U.S., according to information released by the program Sunday morning.

Chris Graham and Seth Megginson get together for today’s podcast. The focus at the outset is on making sense of that memorable, for reasons good and bad, Game 1 of the NBA Finals. Then the attention turns to Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals, as the Washington Capitals look to break the 1-1 series tie with Vegas.

Farmers, landowners, and residents are invited to two free local breakfast meetings to discuss the many funding opportunities for restoration work and farm conservation practices in the South River and Christians Creek watersheds.

Chris Graham offers a breakdown of the 2018 NBA Finals matchup pitting the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Golden State Warriors.

I once sat down with an ad hoc group that aimed to recruit candidates to run for the House of Delegates. My role, as a former candidate and local political party chair, was to basically talk you out of wanting to run.
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