Virginia forward Jayden Gardner getting back on track after slow start
After a bit of a slow start to his final season of college basketball, Virginia forward Jayden Gardner has been back to resembling more of his form from a year ago.
After a bit of a slow start to his final season of college basketball, Virginia forward Jayden Gardner has been back to resembling more of his form from a year ago.
Waynesboro has a new vice mayor – Jim Wood, the Staunton gun-store manager who has used his Fox News-styled Facebook talk show to cast doubt on the outcome of the 2020 election.
Fentrell Cypress, the highest-rated player on the Virginia defense in 2022, is headed to Florida State.
Washington coach Ron Rivera’s dumb move to go with Carson Wentz at QB, as expected, failed spectacularly.
Chris Runion has a couple of solutions for things that nobody other than him are saying are problems.
An exciting, high-powered ACC women’s basketball season is about to kick into high gear Thursday.
VMI football coach Danny Rocco announced three additions to his coaching staff, including one former Virginia Tech assistant Bryan Stinespring.
The City of Waynesboro has received at $400,000 grant to redevelop 411 W. Main St. into a vibrant retail and commercial space including retail, café, co-working and artisans spaces.
Tony Elliott lost the 2021 offensive line last December, and the makeshift line that he was able to cobble together from what he inherited from Bronco Mendenhall and what he was able to get from the transfer portal was a big reason the 2022 Virginia offense, to put it plainly, sucked.
Farm Credit of the Virginias helped a number of local organizations meet their year-end donation goals – dividing $15,000 among 25 charities in Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland.
AFP will break down local, Virginia and national races in the battle for the control of Congress Tuesday night.