Waynesboro Vice Mayor Lorie Jean Akanbi has filed a federal lawsuit against her former employer, the University of Virginia, and her former supervisor, Mark S. Cartwright, alleging race, sex and color discrimination and retaliation.
Buffalo Gap High School is a division finalist in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights competition, selected from nearly 2,500 schools nationwide for a chance to win a $1 million home field upgrade.
An Albemarle County grand jury has indicted three current or former administrators with Albemarle County Public Schools for failure to comply with Virginia’s mandatory child-abuse reporting law.
The observation platform at Betsy Bell Wilderness Park in Staunton sits at an elevation of 1,959 feet, which, for context, is higher than the elevation for drivers crossing Afton Mountain on I-64.
The City of Staunton has a new public works director, Brennan Duncan, who will be joining the city government staff on Oct. 19, after an 11-year tenure with the City of Charlottesville, where he has most recently served as city engineer.
DontBeStupidUVA.com was a summertime project to contemplate what might have been designs for the Ivy Corridor, which for some reason was designed around the Emmett-Ivy Parking Garage that went up in 2003.
The Palmer behind Palmer Park is at it again – with the news today being a $4 million commitment to endow the program’s head coaching position and provide additional support for the Virginia Softball Enhancement Fund.
UVA Football coach Tony Elliott is hitching his wagon to the guy he told at the beginning of the summer was going to be his starting QB.
When the Wayne Theatre opened its doors in Downtown Waynesboro for the first time, on Jan. 18, 1926, there still wasn’t such a thing as talking movies.
First big thing for Syracuse last week, with Amari Odom behind center: the O line kept Odom upright.
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