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Have to be honest: I didn’t know much, or think much, about Ghazala Hashmi until recently, which is par for the course, I guess, when it comes to somebody who is our lieutenant governor.
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My quick math on the total value of the contracts for the Richmond-based All Points Broadband to provide broadband internet service to customers in rural areas in the state has the number at $800 million, give or take.
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AJ Gracia went #9 overall to the Atlanta Braves, leading a group of five from the 2026 UVA Baseball team, plus a top recruit in the Class of 2026, who had their names called in the 2026 MLB Draft.
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The $150 million project to give people in rural parts of the Shenandoah Valley, including Augusta County, is still coming along in fits and starts, if that.
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Five male juveniles who left the Hallmark Youthcare psychiatric facility in Goochland late Monday night were eventually located – less than 36 hours after a group of eight female juveniles receiving care at the facility were located and returned after another breach.
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The Chesapeake Bay Foundation filed a court brief in support of challengers to the Virginia DEQ approval of an air permit for Dominion Energy’s proposed new fossil fuel power plant in Chesterfield County.
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The USA Basketball Men’s World Cup Qualifying Team closed out the two-game Window 3 of 2027 FIBA Americas World Cup Qualifying with a 94-93 win.
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Lt. Gov. Ghazala Hashmi continues to press her case for the State Corporation Commission to set up a thorough framework for the review process of the pending Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy merger before the official countdown begins.
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The Cleveland Guardians outfield has been in flux of late, due in part to injuries – including one to former JMU star Chase DeLauter.
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A Buffalo Gap High School student died in a Feb. 18 shooting on Maple Leaf Drive in Augusta County that the county sheriff, Donald Smith, said, per a news release, was “an isolated incident involving the illegal sale of handguns.”
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