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Considered America’s first modern photographer, just as the Civil War is considered the first modern war, Alexander Gardner created dramatic and vivid photographs of battlefields and played a crucial role in the transformation of American culture by injecting a sobering note of realism to American photography.
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Virginia made history last week – not for the kind of event for which we would like to be remembered, but one nonetheless that took place on our soil and will be talked about around the globe.
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Join Augusta Free Press at the Power Hour at Panera Bread in Waynesboro for our series of one-hour business classes.
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The long-range “visioning initiative,” first announced in May, kicks into high gear this week. Virginia Tech President Timothy D. Sands has appointed a broad-based steering committee of faculty to guide the effort to rethink the university of tomorrow.
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How do you River? That’s the question at the center of a new campaign that launched today from the James River Association, the Virginia organization dedicated to promoting the protection and enjoyment of America’s Founding River.
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A disgruntled former WDBJ TV reporter who shot a reporter and a cameraman live on air this morning is dead after apparently shooting himself in Fauquier County.
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Founded in 2002, AugustaFreePress.com readership continues to grow to levels well beyond our local and statewide competitors.
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The Virginia Municipal League announced on Monday the winners of its annual achievement awards for excellence in local government.
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The best way for the concerns of rural communities to be recognized on the local, state and national levels is for farmers and other rural residents to get out and vote.
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The National Park Service is turning 99 years old on Aug. 25 and Shenandoah National Park wants to give you a present – free admission.
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