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The House of Delegates has unanimously passed House Bill 2, patroned by Del. Dickie Bell, which would allow a spouse of any member of the armed forces who has a valid out-of-state teaching license to enjoy licensure reciprocity in Virginia.
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My wife and I learned a couple of weeks ago that the rainbow flag that we started flying on our front porch as our response to the Aug. 12 events in Charlottesville is so offensive to our social conservative next-door neighbor that he can no longer be friends with us.
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The Wayne Theatre presents Poetry Out Loud on Tuesday, Feb. 13, at 1 p.m.
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Under the leadership of Commissioner Richard Holcomb, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles has positioned itself as a “one-stop shop” for government services in the Commonwealth.
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Chris Graham and Scott German offer analysis and commentary on #2 Virginia’s 74-64 win over Louisville.
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Live@TheWayne features Waynesboro’s own Blues Soup on Friday, March 16, at 7:30 p.m. Blues Soup joins Live@TheWayne house band The Boogie Kings and host Tracy Straight at the show.
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The Mark Moses Show is joined by Chris Graham of the Augusta Free Press to go over Super Bowl 52, Ronda Rousey’s surprise appearance at the Royal Rumble and how Virginia finally beat Duke over the weekend on the road.
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UVA and Duke are locks and competing for #1 national seeds. As many as eight other ACC teams are in the running for NCAA bids. Chris Graham and Scott German break down the resumes of those teams as the ACC is at its midpoint.
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Chris Graham and Scott German try to make sense of #2 Virginia’s 65-63 win at #4 Duke, in a game in which Duke outshot and outrebounded Virginia, and seemed to have the ‘Hoos on the ropes late. Hey, whatever. Time to paint the town!
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You have to ask the question. The ACC is built on marketing Duke and UNC. Virginia … not so much. Chris Graham and Scott German break down the X’s and O’s, then go all-out conspiracy theory.
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