Virginia Tech Board of Visitors approves English Field improvements
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The Virginia Tech Board of Visitors on Monday approved the athletics department’s plans for a major upgrade and improvements at English Field at Union Park.
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Keynote speakers named for W&L entrepreneurship summit
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The 2016 Washington and Lee University Entrepreneurship Summit, hosted by the J. Lawrence Connolly Center for Entrepreneurship at W&L, will take place Sept 23–24.
Virginia Tech Board of Visitors approves major facility improvements for athletics
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The Virginia Tech Board of Visitors has approved major, wide-ranging facility improvements for the Hokies’ athletics infrastructure.
Trump’s ‘If I lose, don’t accept the results’ is a political crime
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Donald Trump has said a great many things that have been not only offensive, but also damaging to the nation.
Virginia State Police warning residents of phone scam, caller ID spoofing
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Virginia State Police are warning residents of an ongoing phone scam in which the caller says he is calling from the IRS and demands payment by verbally threatening and intimidating the individual.
CSPDC Executive Director Bonnie Riedesel elected to VAPDC Executive Board
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Bonnie Riedesel was elected as Second Vice President of the Virginia Association of Planning District Commissions.
Tim Kaine addresses Progressive National Baptist Convention
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Vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine reflected on how his faith has guided him to pursue a career in public service.
EMU hires Mike Yoder as new golf coach
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Eastern Mennonite University has announced that Mike Yoder has been hired as the new head golf coach. He begins his role of leading the men’s and women’s programs immediately.
Augusta County: Where we’re all illiterate, gun-totin’ rednecks
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The comments section on a Washington Post piece about the Augusta County bail bond controversy presented a here’s what they think about you moment.
The Afghanistan quagmire: Time for an exit strategy
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Two weeks ago, President Obama announced that the US will draw down its troops in Afghanistan from 9,800 to 8,400, altering his original plan to reduce the number to 5,500.
