Liberty Football: Flames set to open spring football practice on Saturday
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Preparation for the 2019 football season gets underway on Saturday morning when coach Hugh Freeze holds his first practice at Liberty.
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Women’s Lacrosse: #12 Virginia hosts #9 Princeton Saturday
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The #12 Virginia women’s lacrosse team (3-0) returns home to host #9 Princeton (1-0) on Saturday at 11 a.m. at Blue Turf Field.
‘Hoos previews: Virginia looks to beat Louisville for for eighth straight time
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The Louisville Cardinals simply haven’t been able to beat the Virginia Cavaliers, no matter who has manned the sideline, in the past three seasons. That’s accounted for seven straight wins for the Cavaliers — six in conference play and one in last year’s ACC tournament.
VMI Basketball: Big second half powers ETSU to 94-70 win
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VMI got 27 points from sophomore Myles Lewis, but visiting ETSU got the W, defeating the Keydets 94-70 in a Southern Conference game Thursday night.
Effort to get vote on ERA in Virginia House fails
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The State Senate passed the Equal Rights Amendment last month, and 81 percent of Virginians support ERA ratification. But the House refused Thursday to even take up a resolution passing the ERA for a vote.
Eight Virginia breweries to exhibit in London at Craft Beer Rising 2019
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The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Office of International Marketing is supporting six Virginia craft beverage producers in exhibiting at Craft Beer Rising 2019 Feb. 21-23 at the Old Truman Brewery in London.
New partnership brings marketing summit to Shenandoah University
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The Shenandoah University Harry F. Byrd, Jr. School of Business is partnering with Winchester-based consulting agency Encore Elite Partners to hold a marketing summit on Feb. 27.
Del. Tim Hugo’s anti-tolling bill passes Senate
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HB 2527, introduced by Del. Tim Hugo, having already passed the House, unanimously passed the Senate on Monday.
State Sen. Monty Mason sponsors overhaul of Virginia child welfare system
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After a recent report to the General Assembly showed Virginia’s child welfare system in need of major change, Sen. Monty Mason (D-Williamsburg) championed three bills this legislative session to undertake critical improvements.
VCU to host Blackface, the Scandal and the Media: A Discussion About Racism in Virginia
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The Richard T. Robertson School of Media and Culture at VCU will host a panel discussion, titled “Blackface, the Scandal and the Media: A Discussion About Racism in Virginia.”
