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Augusta County: Felony construction fraud trial set to start on Tuesday
Augusta County realtor Amy Argenbright is scheduled to stand trial in Augusta County Circuit Court on Tuesday on three separate counts of felony construction fraud.
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Waynesboro: A 21-gun salute in the middle of a school day at Westwood Hills?
A military funeral with a 21-gun salute is scheduled for noon Monday at Riverview Cemetery in Waynesboro, a couple hundred yards from the back door of Westwood Hills Elementary School.
Still missing: Local police looking for leads in Anna Kissler disappearance
We wrote back on Oct. 5 about 24-year-old Anna Kissler, who was reported missing on Sept. 28.
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Albemarle County supervisors pushing School Board to address concerns
The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors is straying out of its lane to demand that the Albemarle County School Board take action to address concerns in the county school system.
Staunton: Less to the Landfill campaign claims latest success, in food waste drop-off
Staunton city government is trying to reduce its total solid waste by 5 percent this year, with the idea being, less solid waste, that should reduce what city taxpayers have to pay toward the operations of the regional landfill.
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Ray Petree | Getting to know Gringo Loco, the only true American-born luchador
In a sport nearly two centuries old, there are few oddities left in the world of professional wrestling. Gringo Loco is an outlier.
UVA Football: Why are so many guys on the injured list each week?
One thing that readers have asked me to look into is the number of guys UVA Football has on the ACC Football availability report that gets filed and updated the week of conference games.
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Virginia to allow on-road use of red-dyed diesel fuel through end of 2026
Virginia will allow farmers, loggers and haulers to use untaxed red-dyed diesel fuel in on-road vehicles through the end of the year, per a directive issued on Friday by Gov. Abigail Spanberger.
Media Beat: The little mom-and-pop taking on the corporate giant
The editor of The Daily Progress, Reynolds Hutchins, published a column today to justify why Virginia taxpayers need to continue wasting money to publish public notices in legacy newspapers.
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