Due to a reporting error, the story “Hundreds flood Richmond to oppose new coal plant,” said that “According to [Tom] Cormons, the SCC’s decision on the plant isn’t expected for at least two weeks.” The SCC evidentiary hearing begins on February 5 and may last several days. A decision on the power plant isn’t expected […]
Due to reporting errors, last week’s cover story, “Building a history,” contained two misstatements. We said that Jeff Dreyfus designed the Live Arts building. While Dreyfus’ firm, Buschman Dreyfus, designed the building, Jeff Bushman led that team. Also, the former Coca-Cola Bottling Works building on 10th Street NW was converted to four apartments before Bill […]
“If a couple of people wander in two at a time over the course of about seven minutes we can get everyone inside without attracting too much attention,” said Jeff Winder of The People United to the 20 or so protestors drawn around him at the backside of the Omni Hotel.
A giant black backdrop was stretched across the rear of Satellite Ballroom’s stage with a hodge-podge of words scrawled in bright pink, blue and yellow.
After another close loss down in Tallahassee to Florida State, the Hoos were hoping to turn around their fortunes at the John Paul Jones Arena Sunday, January 27 against Georgia Tech. Instead, everyone came away with another case of heartache. Once again, UVA botched a halftime lead, this one 10 points tall, to fall in […]
Virginia’s population reached 7.7 million people on July 1, making the state the 12th largest in the nation, according to figures released by UVA’s Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service.
When defense attorney Michael Morchower brought up that Orange County Commonwealth’s Attorney Diana Wheeler made a plea bargain…
Gordon B. Hinckley, 97-year-old president of the Mormon Church, died in Salt Lake City on January 27.
Hey you! Stop stirring that bowl of sangria! Why? Because the authentic version of the Spanish drink—that’s a mix of red wine, liquor and sliced fruit—is illegal in Virginia restaurants.