Anonymous $30M gift will fund construction of new office building at Washington & Lee
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Washington and Lee University has announced a $30 million anonymous gift to create Founders Hall, a new state-of-the-art building.
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Waynesboro City Council approves tax increase for real estate, meals
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Waynesboro City Council cast three key votes last night approving the real-estate tax rate, its annual budget and meals tax.
Mailbag: I’m not going to agree that we just give up on MAGA voters
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Eliot Collins, an AFP reader from Raritan Borough, N.J., sent an email in response to our story on Ben Cline voting for deep cuts to Medicare and Medicaid that got me fired up.
VDOT: Local road work schedule for the week of May 27-30
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VDOT has sent us its updated schedule for road construction and maintenance for the week of May 27-30.
Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello announces 2025 Feast of Reason schedule
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The Thomas Jefferson Foundation, building on the legacy of the UVA founder’s legendary dinner parties, has a series of Feast of Reason events on the schedule for the summer season.
Waynesboro: Vice mayor to vote against real-estate, meals tax increases
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Waynesboro City Council’s vote to set the real-estate tax rate at 82 cents will not be unanimous when it comes up for consideration Tuesday.
‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ passes House: Trillions in cuts for Medicaid, Medicare, food stamps
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Rob Wittman, a Virginia Republican congressman, wants you to believe that the “Big, Beautiful Bill” that he helped pass early Thursday will somehow protect Medicare and Medicaid.
Preservation Virginia releases annual endangered historic places list
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Preservation Virginia has released its annual list of historic places in the Commonwealth facing imminent or sustained threats.
Analysis: The numbers seem to have UVA Baseball in the 2025 NCAA Tournament
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The series win at Virginia Tech would appear to be enough to get the UVA Baseball team on the right side of the NCAA Tournament bubble.
Charlottesville: New City Attorney played role in notorious press freedom case
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A North Carolina man who was part of a freedom of the press case that gained international attention, and not in a good way, will soon assume the position of city attorney for Charlottesville.
