Romeo, the Shih Tzu “with a bad attitude,” was calm as clumps of matted black-and-white hair fell to the table beneath him. A rescue

The Richmond area’s oldest Court Appointed Special Advocate program turns 25 this year. The CASA concept dates back further. In 1977, a Seattle judge

  Remember when Ashland was the North Pole? A pair of local authors hopes many people do. Doug Riddell and Donna Strother Deekens are

They knew something was up when there was cake at a special SOL meeting and the superintendent of schools was there. During a brief,

Patrick Henry, a Civil War soldier, and other historical characters chatted with fourth graders at the Hanover Tavern recently. The Hanover Tavern Foundation, in

Randolph-Macon College is getting a makeover that’s been 10 years in the making. The College has embarked on a series of projects as part

Shop for garden plants and baked goods, ask the experts your gardening questions, and enjoy live bluegrass music, homemade pulled chicken barbecue, historic church

The Youth Group at Hopeful Baptist Church will host an afternoon of fundraising at the church Sunday, Jan. 20. A chili lunch will begin