Some people in Troy are missing out on important medication and others need checks from the government, but for all answers from the Post Office have been few and far between.
One of Virginia Tech football’s biggest fans lives extremely close to enemy territory. JD Wells, who lives in Waynesboro, has been going to Hokies games for decades.
Holly Berry Christmas Trees started selling Christmas trees on Thanksgiving as they began to see a high demand for them amid a nationwide tree shortage.
Instead of telling ski and snowboarders when they’re going to turn on their snow blowers, Wintergreen decided to make it into a contest. Now if you guess right you could win two eight hour lift tickets to the slopes.
The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors is looking over many different redistricting plans. One would keep the county with five districts, another map suggests six districts, and there’s also a possibility to move to seven districts.
The Virginia State Police is investigating a fatal crash that occurred in Nelson County Monday, Nov. 15. Boddie R. Williams of Shipman died at the scene.
Charlottesville City Councilors voted unanimously to approve the Future Land Use Map after years of discussion, debate, revisions, and a public hearing on Monday that lasted more than three hours.
With the holidays coming up, many are looking forward to getting together and spending time with loved ones. Kelly Bronze Turkeys in Crozet wants to make that extra special with a unique bird.
Legal Aid Justice Center just received a $10 million dollar gift and is asking for community members to share their input on where the money should go.
Cadets at Fishburne Military School, the oldest military academy in the commonwealth, honored military members in Virginia and across the nation this Veterans Day.
Recruiting and training are just one aspect, but Virginia Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger says the legislation would also create a pilot program to employ truck drivers between the ages of 18 and 21.
Liberty University is responding to a former spokesman’s lawsuit alleging he was fired in retaliation for raising concerns about the handling of sexual misconduct accusations.
A lot of James Madison’s Montpelier has yet to be discovered. Archaeologists and volunteers are currently using metal detectors to try to find old structures at the historic home.
The Fluvanna County Rotary Club and some Fork Union Military Academy cadets spent Wednesday, Nov. 10, collecting and sorting food for the Monticello Area Community Action Agency Food Bank.
Over two hours before the opening tip of UVA’s season opener against Navy, a dad and daughter were set up, tailgating in the parking lot with a UVA table ready to hold the food and beverages of the special occasion.
A Louisa County nonprofit is looking to help you get over your fear of snakes and other reptiles. Now, it has some more money to help it fulfill this mission.
