By the numbers: The top news and sports stories of 2024 from #teamAFP
From news to sports, here’s a look at what #teamAFP stories racked up the most reads on Augusta Free Press in 2024.
From news to sports, here’s a look at what #teamAFP stories racked up the most reads on Augusta Free Press in 2024.
Norfolk Police have charged a Portsmouth man in connection with an ongoing homicide investigation.
Oak Lane in the city of Waynesboro will be closed to through traffic for several months starting Monday, January 6, 2025.

In Staunton and Waynesboro, a new face will soon bang the gavel as mayor with the support of his or her fellow City Council members.
An isolated tornado and severe weather is possible throughout Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland this afternoon.
It’s anticlimactic now, with UVA Football signing two QBs out of the portal, but it’s official now, Anthony Colandrea is gone, on his way to UNLV.
An Amherst County Circuit Court judge has approved a joint agreement between Sweet Briar College and Attorney General Jason Miyares that allows the tiny all-women’s school to bar trans women.
Did you see UVA Basketball alum De’Andre Hunter throwing down on 2023 top draft pick Victor Wembanyama last night?

UVA Football has itself another anonymous donor, this one pledging to match every dollar contributed to the Football Enhancement Fund, up to $3 million.
The Water Resources and Development Act (WRDA) of 2024, legislation to help maintain clean drinking water, has passed U.S. Congress.
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