Sep 18, 2009 | Hampton Roads Daily Press
Virginia Stage Company's 'Alive and Well'
Many Virginians prefer not to be reminded of the Civil War, which they jokingly refer to as "that late, great unpleasantness." Others embrace the past and take pride in the battlegrounds and historic markers that dot the state's countryside.
E.L. Smith to play at Byers Street Bistro
Taking classic, good-time music and giving it a new twist is pretty much what E.L. Smith is all about.
When the Wilsons meet, Staunton wins
Staunton is fortunate to have been home to two men named Wilson. One left shortly after being born here, and the other moved here for retirement.
Berrang: Ia m not losing GM franchise
Pat Berrang, owner of Berrang Pontiac-Cadillac-GMC in Waynesboro, said Saturday that he has not lost his General Motors franchise, and said if GM attempts to take it he will appeal.
Civil War Calendar For April 18
Tour Kelly's Ford and Stevensburg in a personal-vehicle caravan. Some walking necessary.
Bomb Threat Closes Harrisonburg High Early
A bomb threat at Harrisonburg High School made Thursday afternoon a dud. The school on Garbers Church Road was evacuated after an anonymous call to 911 around 12:45 p.m. reported there was a bomb at the school, said Mary-Hope Gangwer, spokeswoman for the Harrisonburg Police Department.