VDOT | Road work in Augusta County, Rockbridge County, Rockingham County
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VDOT has updated its scheduled road work and maintenance in Augusta County, Rockbridge County and Rockingham County for the coming week.
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JMU grads help fill education, nursing posts in Virginia, but shortages continue
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While shortages persist, James Madison University graduates are helping fill critical roles in education and nursing in Virginia.
VDOT | Oct. 6-10 road work, maintenance ongoing in Augusta, Rockbridge, Rockingham
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VDOT has updated its list of ongoing road construction and maintenance work ongoing in Augusta County, Rockbridge County and Rockingham County.
Shenandoah National Park | Find an alternative to take in fall foliage during shutdown
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The Shenandoah National Park Trust is suggesting visitors find an alternative to take in fall foliage during the government shutdown.
5 Mistakes to Avoid When Filing a Personal Injury Claim
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Suffering an injury from a car accident, slip or fall, dog bite, or some other incident is never anyone’s idea of fun. A lot of harm can result from someone else’s carelessness. You might suffer not only from pain and misery but also from mounting medical bills, lost income, and doubts about the future. Suing…
Taylor Swift effect | Despite flailing economy, fans expected to open wallets this weekend
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Taylor Swift’s new album will be released on Friday, and even in a turbulent economy, Swifties are expected to open their wallets.
Staunton | Local NAACP branch to host annual Freedom Fund Banquet on Oct. 11
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The 79th annual Freedom Fund Banquet of the Staunton Branch of the NAACP will be held Saturday, Oct. 11, at Covenant Presbyterian Church.
Government shutdown | National Parks would likely close, furlough 68 percent of staff
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If National Park employees are furloughed due to a government shutdown, keeping sites open would be “reckless,” experts say.
John Whitehead | Would Orwell be branded a terrorist? The War on Thought Crimes
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The Trump administration is taking its war on free speech into the realm of thought crimes.
The Ben Cline ‘town hall’ | Turns out, plenty of good seats were still available
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Sixth District Congressman Ben Cline held his “town hall” in Lexington on Thursday, in front of 33 apparently very lucky folks, in a room that one attendee said could have easily accommodated 100, and another estimated, 120.
