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In observance of the Juneteenth Day holiday, many offices at the Augusta County Government Center, along with the Augusta County libraries and Shenandoah Valley Social Services offices, will be closed on Monday, June 20.
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Ben Cline, following in the footsteps of Bob Goodlatte, barely makes a noise in Congress. But because Democrats in Richmond and D.C. have given up on the Interstate 81 corridor, people here have no alternative.
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Fifty-five years ago this month, Martin Luther King, Jr. published his fourth and final book: “Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?”
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I’m not sure if the lede to this story should be, Heath Miller and Herman Moore are on the 2023 College Football Hall of Fame ballot, or, why the hell aren’t they already in?
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Welcome, children, to the world we so-called adults are handing over to you—a planetary culture of lies and power.
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Among the issues facing voters in the coming midterms are ones all too familiar to working people.
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Energized for Change PAC, launched in 2019 by Northern Virginia Del. Eileen Filler-Corn to help Democrats gain the majority in the House of Delegates, is relaunching with an expanded scope to Turn Virginia Blue and help elect Democrats from the school board to Capitol Square.
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Clemson sophomore third baseman Max Wagner has been voted the 2022 ACC Baseball Player of the Year by the league’s head coaches, and Wake Forest sophomore righthander Rhett Lowder is the ACC Pitcher of the Year.
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“White supremacy has no place in America,” President Biden said Tuesday in Buffalo. Except that it does, and it’s what America was founded on.
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The Waynesboro Republican Committee has nominated a candidate to run for Waynesboro City Council who in 2020 wanted to turn the city into a Second Amendment sanctuary.
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