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Story by Chris Graham [email protected] Gregg Clemmer had an idea for a book on a forgotten Civil War general with a classic nom de guerre. Clemmer knew he had something special going when other historians told him not to waste him time trying to track down Old Alleghany. “I’m somewhat stubborn like an old bulldog….
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The Top Story by Chris Graham There was an unspoken tension in the room – beneath the surface, but very much palpable. The Valley Family Forum hosted an event last week in Bridgewater titled “Gay Activism: Its Impact on America.” The idea was to get Shenandoah Valley residents together to hear from a group…
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A shadowy MAGA group is sending out mailers to Black voters in Virginia using imagery from 1960s era civil rights demonstrations urging the voters to vote against the congressional redistricting constitutional amendment.
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The Tennessee man who spent 37 days in jail for posting an anti-Trump meme on Facebook has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the sheriff, a sheriff’s office investigator and the county.
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George Mason, which named its law school after Antonin Scalia, which gets millions from the likes of Charles Koch, is facing a civil rights investigation from the Trump Justice Department.
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The $5.35 million federal civil rights lawsuit filed against Augusta County Sheriff Donald Smith that is making news today might need to be taken with a grain of salt.
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BRITE Bus is marking the birthday of civil rights pioneer Rosa Parks, Transit Equity Day, by offering free rides along all its routes on Tuesday.
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A federal judge denied efforts by Shenandoah County School Board to dismiss a complaint by students and the Virginia NAACP of civil rights violations.
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UMW’s Great Lives Lecture Series in 2025 will profile a civil rights leader, America’s first Black poet and Native Americans.
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A North Carolina man faces charges on a series of federal civil rights and firearms violations for threats made in a Charlotte restaurant in June.
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