Bridgewater College Hall of Famer Laura Mapp has impressive coaching tree
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When Laura Mapp arrived at Bridgewater College in 1961, she coached field hockey in the fall, basketball in the winter and tennis in the spring.
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Mary Baldwin University names Gary Daynes as new interim president
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Mary Baldwin University has named Gary Daynes its interim president, with the school’s Board of Trustees approving a two-year term for Daynes, per a press release issued on Wednesday.
UVA Football: Brazil season opener that probably never was is no more
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The UVA-NC State football game that the ACC announced way back in December would be played in Brazil, but then, the UVA FOIA office never could seem to find a contract for, is no longer going to be played in Brazil, if it ever was.
Nonprofit Staunton Makerspace begins work on exterior painting project
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Staunton Makerspace has begun work on a project to overhaul the look of its nonprofit community hub located at 20 South Jefferson Street in Staunton.
What age is best for stem cell therapy in autism? A guide for parents
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Recent years have seen an increase in interest in stem cell therapy for autism, particularly among families looking for alternatives to speech and behavioral support.
Virginia Tech Board of Visitors rector challenges removal from post
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John Rocovich is challenging the move by Gov. Abigail Spanberger to remove him from his spot on the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors.
Organic beef organ supplements: A modern take on ancient nutrition
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What exactly are Organic Beef Organ Supplements? Are they truly beneficial, or simply another health trend?
Certified translation services for students in Middletown, Delaware
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Study abroad paperwork can feel small until one document holds up the next step. For students in Middletown, Delaware, the main task is to match the translation to the office that will read it.
Staunton: Historic marker to honor Queen Miller, who took in hundreds of Black orphans
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More than 300 local African American orphaned children were cared for in the first half of the 20th century at the home of a Staunton woman named Queen Miller.
We the victims: Who pays when the government weaponizes its power?
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One way or another, the American taxpayers always get screwed by politicians eager to spend our hard-earned dollars on programs and projects that do little to improve our lives, safeguard our freedoms, or secure our future.
