Cuccinelli explains why the Commonwealth is suing over health care
On Sunday, Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli wrote in an editorial why Virginia has decided to go all out against the health care bill
Food activist John Coles dies after battle with pancreatic cancer
A celebration of his life will be held at the Elks Lodge on April 13 at 1:30pm.
UVA basketball star Monica Wright is second overall pick in WNBA draft
In early March, Wright was named ACC Player of the Year, just a day after she was also named ACC Defensive Player of the Year. Wright helped the Cavaliers reach a 21-10 record in the season that just ended.
UPDATE: Blue Ridge Parkway shooting suspect arrested
Ralph Leon Jackson, 56, was arrested in conjunction with the Blue Ridge Parkway shootings
The Post readers choose Virginia Fifth Congressional District as blog pick
Chris Cillizza, author of "The Fix" blog, says that the Fifth District won by a large margin of votes and will receive some special attention
UVA decides against mandated one-day furlough to alleviate budget shortfall
In late 2009, then Governor Tim Kaine called for a statewide furlough for all state employees as a measure to alleviate the estimated budget shortfall
Real Estate III joins franchise Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate
According to a news release, the firm will remain local; will still be owned by the Kessler family and will still have Jeff Gaffney as CEO and Art Pearson as President.
Does more interest mean more interest?
According to Freddie Mac, one of the nation’s largest mortgage financing companies, interest rates have increased steadily during the past few weeks
Local politicians weigh in on the role of God in government
If you’re looking for a living example of the kind of extreme religious rhetoric, uttered in the name of policy-making, that would make the Founding Fathers cringe, you need look no further than Virginia’s own Bob Marshall. The 13th District (Prince William County) conservative delegate, who is the state’s leading voice in the war against […]
UVA Patent Foundation names the 2010 Inventors of the Year
In addition to University recognition, the honorees received a $10,000 cash award