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Americans are observing Veterans Day. Some will observe it with a day off from work or checking out the special Veterans Day sales that will be held in department stores. But the real meaning of the day should be to think about the great sacrifices of the men and women who deserve to be honored.
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OK, so he didn’t get 10 percent, and he surely didn’t win. But Robert Sarvis held on to most of the support that he was getting in polls taken before the 2013 Virginia governor election. What does this mean for Sarvis and for the Libertarian Party whose banner he carried? Not much, actually, despite what you’re hearing from the Libertarians.
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It’s easy to forget why we have websites for our businesses. It’s not just because we have to, or because some guru at some conference that you went to a couple of years ago said it’s a good idea. You have a website for your business for one reason: to get more business coming in.
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My Clean Kitchen, a business based in Waynesboro created by food authors Sara Christopherson and Jessica Warrens, has a new website produced by Augusta Free Press.
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American of Virginia, a full-service moving company based in Waynesboro, has a new website produced by Augusta Free Press.
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UVa. basketball coach Tony Bennett talks with the media about the upcoming 2013-2014 college basketball season.
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The annual Governor’s Technology Awards were presented to honorees in 10 categories at a special ceremony today at the Commonwealth of Virginia Innovative Technology Symposium (COVITS) in Richmond.
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The 1963 March on Washington called upon the best of the American promise, even as Dr. King noted that though the arc of history is long, it bends toward justice.
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Virginia Democrats are bringing attention to an essay published by Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli that they say backs up a 2008 comment from the sitting attorney general in which he said that “if you want to fight abortion, you have to fill potholes.”
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VPAS is searching for a new case manager in Bath County.
