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/**/ No call: Brentsville squeaks by Clarke County in final minute 52-48 Randy Jones Staff Writer NOKESVILLE – Call it the foul that wasn’t. Down 48-46 with only three team fouls and just 1:08 left in the game, Brentsville coach Doug Poppe told his team to foul, immediately. Tigers guard Chris Jenkins was apparently following…
Stonewall’s early risers: Raiders’ morning rush leads them to state meet By Randy Jones Staff Writer Amy Rossetti/Staff Photographer Stonewall Jackson swimmers (from left to right) Michael Cartwright, Kelly Urso, Richard Packard, Ashley Razo and Kerry Urso routinely get up at 3:45 a.m. for practice with their club team Occoquan at the Chinn Center in…
Putting ‘fun’ in reading fundamentals: Tyler Elementary School’s Family Literacy Night brings the classroom into the home By Emily Kuhl Staff Writer GAINESVILLE – Reading is not a problem for the students at Tyler Elementary School in Gainesville. In fact, school librarian Nancy Thaete said an average of about 300 books are checked out each…
/**/ It’s My Town By Bennie Scarton Jr. John Jackson, acclaimed performer of Appalachian-style folk and blues music, will make another appearance at the Central Library, 8601 Mathis Ave on March 8. Jackson always draws a full house to his entertaining shows at the library. He has recorded for Arhoolie, Rounder and Alligator Records and…
Untitled Document AUTO RACING Brian Hunsicker, News & Messenger sports reporter, has covered NASCAR and auto racing on and off for nine years. Read about the tracks, drivers and racing antics in his blog, First Draft. RECENT BLOG POSTS INTERACTIVE Geared Up The setup of a Nextel Cup car keeps teams hopping most…
Travel Virginia: Guide to going places Top Travel Destinations: Central Virginia Appalachia – Blue Ridge – Shenandoah Valley – Fredericksburg/Northern Virginia Chesapeake Bay – Tidewater/Hampton Roads – Central Virginia Walton’s Mountain Museum 6484 Rockfish River Rd. (Rt. 617) Schuyler, Va. “Good night, John Boy,” is almost audible at the Walton’s Museum in Nelson County….