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Boxerwood Suffers from Federal Cuts

|Date: September 22, 2011

Boxerwood Suffers from Federal Cuts

By Sage Um Last weekend, for the first time ever, organizers of the Fall Family Festival at Boxerwood fel ...

By Sage Um Last weekend, for the first time ever, organizers of the Fall Family Festival at Boxerwood felt compelled to charge admission to the annual event at the nature center in Lexington because o ...

September 22, 2011
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Grace Presbyterian Relocates to Greenhouse Village

|Date: September 22, 2011

Grace Presbyterian Relocates to Greenhouse Village

By Billy Crosby After being in the heart of Lexington for 59 years, Grace Presbyterian Church has decided ...

By Billy Crosby After being in the heart of Lexington for 59 years, Grace Presbyterian Church has decided to relocate to Greenhouse Village right outside of the city. The Rev. Paul Carter said the chu ...

September 22, 2011
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Student Alcohol-Related Arrests Increase

|Date: September 22, 2011

Student Alcohol-Related Arrests Increase

By Courtney Ridenhour In the beginning of the school year, it’s not unusual to see more arrests of ...

By Courtney Ridenhour In the beginning of the school year, it’s not unusual to see more arrests of Washington and Lee University students for alcohol-related violations. But this year, the numb ...

September 22, 2011
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R.E. Lee Residents Make Headway on Relocation Process

|Date: September 22, 2011

R.E. Lee Residents Make Headway on Relocation Process

By Chelsea Stevenson The city has decided that the 40 R.E. Lee building residents must relocate by Februa ...

By Chelsea Stevenson The city has decided that the 40 R.E. Lee building residents must relocate by February, but some still don’t know where they will go. The city hired Vicky Agnor, administrator of ...

September 22, 2011
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Houston Street Residents Not Sold on Cottage Development

|Date: September 22, 2011

Houston Street Residents Not Sold on Cottage Development

By Paige Gance A Charlottesville architect and developer are working on a proposal to build cottage housi ...

By Paige Gance A Charlottesville architect and developer are working on a proposal to build cottage housing on the grassy sweep of land across from Stonewall Jackson Cemetery and next to the hospital. ...

September 22, 2011
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Top Local Offices on the Line

|Date: September 22, 2011

Top Local Offices on the Line

By Shannon McGovern Far from the rancor surrounding the presidential race, the political season has begun ...

By Shannon McGovern Far from the rancor surrounding the presidential race, the political season has begun in Rockbridge County. This year’s ballot has yielded a crowded and competitive field in some r ...

September 22, 2011
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