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Monday’s Prep Lineu […]

Today’s supervisors have lost the right for assumed high-mindedness. But that does not mean they cannot correct past wrongs. […]

A new exhibit at Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library examines the commonality between President Wilson and three original members of country music’s The Statler Brothers. […]

March Madness was in full swing Friday afternoon for downtown businesses as the most important two and a half weeks of basketball season kicked off and fans flocked to their favorite local restaurant to keep up with the action. […]

SAN JOSE, Calif. - When Elijah Cuffee committed to play basketball at Liberty, he heard the questions from some of his friends and teammates. […]

The Hokies beat the Flames in a preseason exhibition last November. […]

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Caleb Homesley has developed a knack for knowing when he needs to take over on the offensive end this season for Liberty. […]

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Virginia’s meeting with Oklahoma in a second-round NCAA Tournament game Sunday is likely to provide a career first for Cavaliers post player Jack Salt. […]

COLUMBIA, S.C. — While a slow start wouldn’t be the recommended route for Virginia in its NCAA men’s basketball tournament second-round game with Oklahoma, the Cavaliers wouldn’t be ill-prepared for it. […]

Ritchie McKay left his job as Liberty’s basketball coach in 2009 to serve as an assistant at Virginia under Tony Bennett. […]

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Here in Silicon Valley, where a studio apartment rents for $2,600 a month, very little comes cheap. […]

The Hokies reflect on finally getting an NCAA Tournament victory. […]

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Liberty picked up its first NCAA tournament victory in school history on Friday. Virginia Tech got one step away from its second Sweet 16. […]

The fourth-seeded Hokies took on the 13th-seeded Billikens in the first round. […]

Stuarts Draft pushed across a run in the top of the seventh inning Friday evening to slip past Fort Defiance, 3-2, in nondistrict baseball action. […]

As March moves into April, it’s time to keep your eyes and ears open! […]

Knowing some Bible stories isn’t enough. Wanting to help others isn’t enough. Church attendance isn’t enough. Singing songs to the Lord isn’t enough. All those things are good things, but, by themselves, they aren’t enough. […]

Augusta Health is asking for the public’s help as it conducts an assessment of the community’s greatest health needs. […]

Sonoco Recycling, the area’s only recycling processor, announced Thursday it will not collect plastic or glass in Waynesboro, Staunton and Augusta County beginning March 30. […]

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Caleb Homesley said he “played confident” during a five-minute stretch when he took over and scored 14 points in an eight-possession stretch to will Liberty back into the lead against Mississippi State. […]

Hokies fans were excited as they arrived at the arena on Friday for the final two games of the day in San Jose. […]

COLUMBIA, S.C. — When it appeared that Virginia’s big guns weren’t firing on target Friday, Mamadi Diakite showed that the Cavaliers have some other weapons in reserve. […]

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam signed legislation on Friday that could eventually result in casino gaming coming to Virginia. […]

Legislation to ban Virginia motorists from using cellphones in their hands while driving died at the end of this year’s legislative session, but AAA is now urging Gov. Ralph Northam to amend another piece of legislation to do what t […]

Robert E. Lee High School is looking for a new head coach for its girls basketball program. […]

Waynesboro and Valley residents were surprised late Thursday morning by precipitation they had hoped not to see again until next winter. […]

Businesses small and large, as well as individuals, were celebrated by the Greater Augusta Regional Chamber on Thursday. […]

The Augusta County Public Schools have announced each school’s Teacher of the Year for 2018-2019. The overall Augusta County Teacher of the Year will be announced on their ceremony on April 12. […]

Richard "Dickie" Bell may have already announced his retirement from public office but his work isn't quite done yet. […]

BLACKSBURG — Virginia Tech didn’t let up against Furman in the opening round of the WNIT on Thursday night. […]

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Two years ago, the Virginia Tech men’s basketball team made the NCAA Tournament. And lost in the first round. […]

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Buzz Williams is determined to do what we can’t. […]

The Cavaliers will have the chance to officially move past last year with a win over Gardner-Webb. Here are three things to you need to know about Friday’s matchup. […]

Augusta County sheriff’s deputies are investigating a reported weekend abduction near Staunton that led to the arrest of a 19-year-old Verona man. […]

The art of students in pre-K through 12th grade was on display throughout the weekend at Waynesboro High School and culminated in a main event held Tuesday to commemorate the 28th annual Celebration of the Arts. […]

Gov. Ralph Northam on Wednesday signed legislation that will lower the sales tax on feminine hygiene products such as tampons and sanitary napkins. […]

BLACKSBURG — Virginia Tech has a good insurance policy at cornerback. […]

BLACKSBURG — Virginia Tech coach Justin Fuente jokingly rolled his eyes when asked about the team’s quarterback competition at the tail end of his press conference on Wednesday morning, less than an hour removed from the team’s first practice of […]

If Congress is now so concerned about misuse of the powers they delegated to the President, and so offended by their lawful use, there’s a simple solution: declare the National Emergency Act of 1976 null and void. […]

Waynesboro has tweaked one website and created a second to enhance the city’s economic development in hopes of helping expand and attract new businesses to the area. […]

Waynesboro city staff are putting the finishing touches on next year’s operating budget, which will likely come in at more than $51.6 million — about $300,000 more than the one adopted for the current year — while holding the rea […]

Litter played role in collision, official says […]

The Waynesboro School Board approved a balanced budget for 2019-2020 which will require Waynesboro Public Schools cut as many as 12 teaching positions and two teacher ad positions. […]

Buffalo Gap scored multiple runs in each of its at-bats Tuesday to roll past Robert E. Lee 14-1 in Shenandoah District baseball action. The game was halted after five innings due to the 10-run rule. […]

CHARLOTTESVILLE — No. 1 seeds may not have the air of invincibility that long came with that position in the NCAA tournament. But this year’s top seeds still are heavy favorites to win their opening games this weekend. […]

Saint Louis beat the Hokies in November 2017 at Madison Square Garden. […]

STUARTS DRAFT — On Wednesday, Dairy Queen will offer a free, small vanilla ice cream cone for “Free Cone Day,” which not only celebrates spring, but also brings in donations for children in need. […]

Tuesday’s Prep Lineu […]

Augusta County Administrator Timothy Fitzgerald is proposing a nearly $99 million operating budget for fiscal year 2020, an increase of more than $2.8 million from the county’s current budget, which is approximately a 3 percent increase. […]

The Wilson Memorial High Green Hornets had their hitting shoes on Monday, pounding out 12 hits and scoring 15 runs to beat the Waynesboro Little Giants 15-4 at Kate Collins Field. […]