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Live Coverage: UVA Football, hosting Syracuse, looks to get back on track
The worst of the rain appears to be set to hold off until at least the second half of tonight’s Virginia-Syracuse game, meaning, the toughest part, conditions-wise, will be the choppy atmosphere, and the chilly temperatures.
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Staunton: City seeks input on future of former Booker T. Washington High School
The City of Staunton built what it called the Booker T. Washington High School for Coloreds in 1936, and it was the high school for Black students in the Queen City for 30 years, until Staunton finally desegregated its schools in 1966.
Albemarle County: Report guiding improvements in community development
The Albemarle County Community Development Department has begun implementing recommendations from an assessment of its operations initiated by county government late last year.
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UVA Football: The TV, radio folks don’t want to have to talk about Solomon Beebe
I’ll be looking forward to hearing what the ACC Network booth has to say about Solomon Beebe tomorrow night, assuming the backup UVA Football tailback and kick returner gets on the field for the Virginia-Syracuse game in primetime – which seems a safe assumption, given the kid-gloves handling Beebe got from UVA Athletics over his recent legal issues.
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Effy talks about his mother’s memoir, relationship with PRODUCE Wrestling
In the world of independent wrestling, Effy has become a cottage industry.
JMU alum Matt Lewis has played pro hoops in France, Greece and now Germany
By the end of senior year at JMU, Matt Lewis of Woodbridge had established himself as the best basketball player in the CAA.
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Catching up with … West Virginia, which has now lost three straight
West Virginia fans didn’t like me writing and saying after WVU beat Virginia that their team would be lucky to win six games this year.
John Whitehead | AI authoritarianism: A government without constitutional brakes
Hundreds of thousands of federal workers are disappearing from the government payroll at the same time that Washington is racing to automate the work they once performed with artificial intelligence.
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