Pushing buttons? Open carry guys seem to want their guns taken away
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The open carry gun groups sure are getting what they want. If what they want is more public pressure to put restrictions on gun rights.
Search Results for fire
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Robert Hurt: Energy independence will reduce gas prices, create jobs
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It is hard to believe that only five short years ago, the national average price for a gallon of gas was $2.35 compared to $3.68 today.
Tropical Storm Arthur headed to Virginia: Safe travel tips
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A tropical storm is churning in the Atlantic and timing could not be worse for the over 1 million (1,158,038) holiday travelers in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Tips for staying safe this Fourth of July weekend
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We have a special weekend coming up in the USA. The Fourth of July is a great reason to get out the grill and invite family, friends and neighbors for a picnic. Just be careful you don’t invite an unwanted guest: foodborne illness.
AccuWeather: Tropical system forming off East Coast
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AccuWeather reports a disturbance near Florida is forecast to strengthen and drift northward along the East Coast this week, spreading rough surf, gusty winds and drenching downpours.
Seven-run eighth pushes Potomac past Keys
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The Potomac Nationals (44-34, 6-3) shocked the Frederick Keys (34-44, 2-9) with seven runs in the 8th inning in the aftermath of a terrific starting pitchers’ duel to eclipse their regional Northern Division rival 7-1 at Pfitzner Stadium on Sunday evening.
Will Carson in concert at Staunton Senior Center July 4
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The reclusive Will Carson will close the Staunton UNPLUGGED spring concert series with an acoustic concert at 7 p.m. on Friday, July 4, at 300 Churchville Avenue in the Staunton Senior Center. City fireworks will follow next door at Gypsy Hill Park after the concert.
The Fourth of July at Barren Ridge Vineyards
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An old fashioned pig roast with all the fixins, music from “Who Shot John” followed by fireworks. Dinner and a souvenir wine glass is included in the admission price and wine will be for sale by the glass or bottle.
High-schoolers experience life as State Police trainees
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High school students from across the Commonwealth became the newest graduates of the Junior Law Cadet program, which is co-sponsored by the Virginia State Police and The American Legion. The 39 teenagers were presented their graduation certificates at the Virginia State Police Academy in Chesterfield County during Friday afternoon’s ceremony.
Randy Forbes: History is our guide
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Why is history so important? It reminds us who we are. Like a parent, it keeps us humble and proud at the same time. It carries with it both inspiration and responsibility. The collective memory of the past makes us wiser for the future. In our history, we find limitless options.
