
Shenandoah announces 2019-2020 track schedule
Shenandoah University track and field coach Andy Marrocco announced Tuesday morning the 2019-2020 indoor and outdoor schedules for his two programs.

Shenandoah University track and field coach Andy Marrocco announced Tuesday morning the 2019-2020 indoor and outdoor schedules for his two programs.

The Jamestowne Society will be meeting Saturday, Aug. 10, at The Club at Ironwood in Staunton, for a luncheon to commemorate the Lady Rebecca Staunton Company’s Organizing Governor, Elizabeth “Janie” Sherman

Sixty-two Virginia bankers graduated on Aug.2 from the Virginia Bankers School of Bank Management at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.

Rio Ruiz hit a two-run homer and five Norfolk pitchers combined to hold Durham to two hits as the Tides topped the Bulls 3-2 Saturday night at Harbor Park.

It’s not too early to start planning your visit to this year’s State Fair of Virginia, which will run from Sept. 27 through Oct. 6.

Behind a strong start from Garrett Williams and a home run by Gio Brusa, the Richmond Flying Squirrels defeated the Harrisburg Senators, 3-1, on Saturday at FNB Field.

The craft beer scene throughout Virginia is booming and currently at 242 breweries with more setting down roots throughout the state.

During the Aug. 4-10 Virginia Farmers Market Week, farmers market operators across Virginia will count their visitors as part of Visitor Count Week organized by the Virginia Farmers Market Association (VAFMA) and supported by the Farmers Market Coalition (FMC).

Traffic on Route 29 through Fauquier County now has a straight shot into Northern Virginia with the opening of the northbound lanes just south of the Prince William County line.

Despite the finger-pointing and outcries of dismay from those who are watching the government discard the rule of law at every turn, the question is not whether Donald Trump is the new Adolf Hitler but whether the American Police State is the new Third Reich.
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