Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over: Virginia enhances DUI enforcement through Labor Day
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Virginia launched its enhanced 2024 DUI enforcement and public education campaign, Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.
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Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $627M after no winner Tuesday night
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The Mega Millions lottery continues to build with the estimated jackpot for Friday’s drawing at $627 million.
Staunton: Augusta County Historical Society to celebrate Crozet Tunnel exhibit
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The Augusta County Historical Society will host a reception to celebrate “Voices from the Blue Ridge Tunnel: When Men were Machines.”
Patricia Ramsey: White Christian Nationalists are the American Taliban
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Most Americans vilify the Taliban and are horrified at the draconian rules they impose on every resident and organization, and especially their oppression of Afghani women and girls.
Mel Gurtov: How China is weighing the ins and outs of the 2024 presidential election
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China’s America watchers have the same tough job that faces Donald Trump’s campaign: coming up with a new game plan after Joe Biden passed the torch to Kamala Harris.
Winchester Regional Airport ED Nicholas Sabo among recipients at 2024 Virginia Aviation Awards
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The Commonwealth’s aviation community gathered to honor 2024’s Virginia Aviation Award recipients at a banquet held on August 7.
Virginia: Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces additional key board appointments
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Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has announced additional key board appointments including local residents Paul Vames, James Hall and Dr. Beth Ellen Davis.
Augusta County farmer awarded 2024 VFBF Young Farmers Excellence in Ag
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Morgan Slaven of Augusta County was named the 2024 Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Young Farmers Excellence in Agriculture Award winner.
Bridgewater College tuition initiative welcomes 80 percent of students from Virginia
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Despite the challenges of the delayed rollout of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, applicants to Bridgewater College persevered.
Chris Graham: We’ve got how we vote all wrong
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Some of us pretend that we vote “on the issues,” some make a big deal about looking at the candidates’ records. Almost all of us just vote for the person wearing the colors of our favorite team. We’ve all got it all wrong.
