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We are living through a moment in time of cascading disorder. Wars, inequality, and poverty are no longer confined to “faraway” places; they are entwined into a single global crisis that cuts across continents, regions and regimes.
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JMU announced in late July that Christian Bourne, a former pitcher for the Dukes, will be the new pitching coaching. Bourne has been on the coaching staff at Radford.
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The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality released a report revealing significant levels of strain on the eastern aquifers that could put clean drinking water at risk.
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It appears that I’m going to have to keep fighting a stupid battle with the Virginia DEQ to get them to tell us when the follow-up public hearing on Northrop Grumman pollution permit ends up getting on the schedule.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, between sets of pushups, has had his focus on getting the woke out of the U.S. military, getting the press out of the Pentagon.
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A former Fluvanna County pharmacist has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges that he took liquid hydromorphone from Jefferson Pharmacy in Palmyra for his own use.
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A shocking story concerning a ruling Republican family from Ohio emerged last week. Congressman Max Miller’s ex-wife has said that he hurled her against the wall, threw a pot of scalding water on her, and broke their daughter’s collarbone.
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Today’s off-grid families are quietly building some of the most tech-sophisticated households in the country. They just use technology differently. Purposefully. On their own terms.
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Local alternative country music band Dogwood Tales will be playing a show on Friday, Aug. 28, at Pale Fire Brewing in Harrisonburg to mark the release of their new album, “Every Star in Rockingham County.”
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We recently reported on Bill Buck, a long-time resident of Northern Virginia who covered the Mid-Atlantic region as a professional baseball scout for the Detroit Tigers before retiring in 2015.
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