Albemarle shooter charged in Waynesboro
A 19-year-old already facing 15 felony charges in Albemarle County now has six more to worry about in Waynesboro.
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Albemarle shooter charged in Waynesboro
A 19-year-old already facing 15 felony charges in Albemarle County now has six more to worry about in Waynesboro.
An interesting question too few are asking
What if the Meadowcreek Parkway (as an idea) didn’t exist.
Democratic Congressional hopeful Perriello: Not so Goode
The opinionmaker website Daily Kos has taken notice of the U.S. Congressional race happening right here in our own Fifth District, where incumbent crazyhead (and Republican) Virgil Goode faces a challenge from Democrat Tom Perriello.
UVA lacrosse men win, women lose
The UVA women’s lacrosse team gave up five goals to a UNC freshman yesterday, bringing their season to a close.
Today in Pro-Life News
Let us go then, you and I, to certain half-deserted websites filled with tedious arguments–Pro-Life News.
Two teens arrested in weekend armed robbery on Pantops
Albemarle Police have arrested two teens in connection with a Saturday afternoon armed robbery on Pantops. The boys are being held at Blue Ridge Detention Center.
UPDATE May 9: Rutherford says “Did so” while Albemarle denies allegations on “Virginity Rocks” t-shirts
Albemarle School officials “vigorously” deny that teenage girls who wore “Virginity Rocks” t-shirts to school were ordered to change their shirts or turn them inside-out. Yesterday, Rutherford Institute attorneys sent a letter to Albemarle superintendent Pam Moran alleging that the girls were instructed to change or reverse their shirts and warning that the schools could face legal action. This morning, Rutherford says that while the school principal may have approved the t-shirts, “the message still has not trickled down to other school employees.”
AHS student killed in car accident
Sixteen-year-old Albemarle High School student Sydney Aichs was killed this morning when a tractor trailer collided with her 1999 Chevy Cavalier.
A Great Wailing and Gnashing of Teeth
Breaking News: Either someone is repeatedly stabbing News Editor Will Goldsmith, or he is listening to the radio.
WaPo is totally crushing on us
We’re beginning to wonder if the Washington Post plans to open a satellite office in our cozy little ‘ville because, as frequently as they’ve written about our food and coffee, it might save reporters some money on gas.