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JMU Cross Country Finishes Fifth at Spider Alumni Open
MECHANICSVILLE, Va. – James Madison cross country ran as a pack to finish fifth out of 14 scoring teams in their season opener at Richmond’s Spider Alumni Open 4K on Saturday Morning at Pole Green Park. JMU tallied 175 points (33-34-35-36-37) with six person-best efforts, just 23 points behind George Mason (152). Virginia took home the team win with 19 points, followed by William & Mary (57) and Richmond (102). UVA’s Gillian Bushee won the 4,000-meter race in 13:31.1 out of 175 finishers. Quoting Head Coach Rebekah Ricksecker I’m very happy with our team’s execution of the race plan. Today’s…
Four Harrisonburg Police Department officers honored with 2024 Award for Valor
Four Harrisonburg Police Department officers received the 2024 Award for Valor from the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police on Tuesday night. The VACP Awards Banquet was held as part of the 99th Annual VACP Conference in Roanoke. The four HPD employees honored include:. Sergeant Brian Tusing. Officer John A....
JMU Football Week 1 Roundtable Discussion: How will the Dukes Perform in 2024?
Bob Chesney and the Dukes take on Charlotte in Week 1. To preview the upcoming season, Bennett Conlin and Jack Fitzpatrick of JMU Sports News were joined by Taylor Adkins of JMU Sound Off for our first roundtable discussion of the 2024 season. What has you most excited about the...
Women's Soccer Ties Maryville to Start 2024
MARYVILLE, Tenn. – The Bridgewater College women's soccer team opened the season with a 2-2 draw with Maryville on Friday. No side gained a clear advantage early as BC registered shots earl from Cassandra Villafan and Lyric Birkley, but neither found the cage. Maryville found its first opportunity off of a free kick as Mary Bruno put a shot on net that was scooped up by Micah Stine in her first collegiate start in goal.
Volleyball Splits Day One at the Battlefield Classic
GETTYSBURG, Pa. – The Bridgewater College women's volleyball team split a pair of matches to open the season on Friday night at the Battlefield Classic. Final Score: Bridgewater 3, York 0 (25-10, 25-12, 25-16) Records: Bridgewater 1-0; York 0-2 How it Happened:. BC stepped in front 2-0 in the...
Men's Cross Country Opens Slate at Bridgewater
BRIDGEWATER, Va. - The No. 28 Washington and Lee University's men's cross country team opened the season with a solid performance at Bridgewater on Friday, finishing second with five runners in the top 25. Henry Haden led the Generals, placing second overall with a time of 20:08.16 in the 6k...
Shooting threat followed by bomb threat on Friday in Augusta County Public Schools
There were two separate security threats in Augusta County Public Schools Friday. According to press releases from Augusta County Sheriff's Office, information was received early Friday morning that a student was threatening to shoot up an unnamed Augusta County school. The News Leader has reached out to the sheriff's office asking the name of the school or a reason why the department isn't releasing it. As of Saturday morning the sheriff's office has not responded. The...
Vote Now for the Virginian Review Alleghany & Bath Co. ‘Football Friday’ Players of the Week- WEEK 1
Please vote for the Virginian Review Alleghany and Bath County ‘Football Friday’ Players of the Week for week 1. Three players from each school are nominated and combined together in one poll. We will take the top vote getters and announce the winners from each school on Monday nights (time may vary week-to-week). Again, there […] The post Vote Now for the Virginian Review Alleghany & Bath Co. ‘Football Friday’ Players of the Week- WEEK 1 appeared first on The Virginian Review.
Bath Co. Throws Down Gauntlet in First Game of Season
Warm Springs, Va- Fans came from every corner of Bath Friday night to cheer on their Chargers as they took the field in a contest for football glory against the Generals of Mountain View High school. The time for practice was over and the stage was set. All that was left was to snap the chinstraps […] The post Bath Co. Throws Down Gauntlet in First Game of Season appeared first on The Virginian Review.
Scammers posing as Winchester deputy chief
Residents are being warned about scammers impersonating Winchester Deputy Police Chief Berry. These fraudsters are contacting locals with false claims about “legal matters” and/or threatening arrest or demanding payment of a bond. If you receive such a call, hang up immediately and do not share personal information, including...
Affordable Housing to Sprout From Historic Apple Processing Plant
A former 1900s-era apple processing and storage facility is being adapted into affordable housing in Winchester, Virginia. Advantage Capital, an impact investment firm, announced the financing closing of The ZeroPak, one of the first combined investments involving the Virginia Housing Opportunity Tax Credit (HOTC) and the Virginia Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit (HTC) programs.
Demand Increases For College Football Coach's Firing After Rough Week 1 Start
On Saturday afternoon, the Virginia Tech Hokies opened up the 2024 college football season with a visit to Nashville to face the Vanderbilt Commodores. Coach Brent Pry and the Hokies could not have asked for a worse start to a game in which they were favored by nearly two touchdowns (13.5 ...
Virginia’s prestigious women’s college bars transgender women from enrollment
Sweet Briar College, a distinguished private liberal arts institution for women, has announced a controversial new admissions policy that excludes transgender women from joining its campus for the upcoming academic year. This decision places Sweet Briar among the few remaining women’s colleges in the United States to adopt such a...
University of Virginia suspends tours that had come under fire for mentioning Thomas Jefferson's ties to slavery
The University of Virginia suspended a campus tour program that had been criticized for citing school founder Thomas Jefferson's ties to slavery, officials said Friday. The tours led by University Guide Service have been plagued by spotty attendance by student volunteers and issues with "consistency" in content, university officials said in a statement to NBC News.
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