His latest project debuts today: A richly illustrated children’s book that is already creating a buzz on the highly competitive kid-lit scene.
His latest project debuts today: A richly illustrated children’s book that is already creating a buzz on the highly competitive kid-lit scene.
It is deemed a great honor to be one of the 47 fourth-year students at the University of Virginia awarded a residence on the Lawn, Thomas Jefferson’s architectural masterpiece and World Heritage site. A committee of 60 students selects the residents from a pool of applicants, in theory based on their record of “unselfish service and achievement in their respective fields of activity and academics.”
I have read a lot of speculation here on who is responsible for the mess that has been the distribution and administration of COVID vaccines.
I will try offer some clarification.
The Democratic majority in the General Assembly believes that by forcing Virginia Beach to adopt a ward voting system - without first bothering to find out what the people want - they can turn the city council blue.
His Excellency announced yesterday that he has decided to lift our 12 to 5 a.m. curfew, the one based on the Northam family credo that “nothing good happens after midnight.”
Newspaper cartoonists are the spotted owls of journalism.
Most of these folks had never met the missing lady. I’m guessing many had other plans that morning. Yet they put on their warmest clothes and were prepared to tramp through the soggy, freezing woods to look for a missing stranger.
The good news is it is Cuomo’s fellow Democrats - the attorney general and members of the state assembly - exposing the lies and threats form this plague rat.
Twenty-year-old Manny Wilder has been sentenced to three years in prison for chasing a group of Black Lives Matter protesters in Virginia Beach with a hatchet, yelling the N-word, and driving towards the group in a pickup truck.
Progressives have all but won their battle to ban the death penalty in Virginia. Both houses of the General Assembly have voted to abolish Virginia’s death penalty, and Governor Northam is likely to sign the legislation.
We’ve been saddled with restrictions that one year ago would have been unthinkable, and yet the Old Dominion’s legal profession has been largely indifferent to these blatant abuses of power.
Talk radio, it has been said, is the last small town in America. And Rush Limbaugh was its undisputed mayor.
It’s almost as if the governor has been issuing arbitrary rules that make life miserable for ordinary Virginians, to avert our eyes from the one area of the commonwealth getting clobbered by Covid: Long-term care facilities.
One disgusted scallop fisherman said he was thinking about how much fun it would be to have a soggy mask frozen to his face while plying icy waters to harvest scallops to satisfy the epicurean tastes of Biden’s army of idiots.
Attorney General Mark Herring has issued a press release touting his victory in compelling a Pulaski County townhouse community to accommodate a couple with an emotional support animal.
The Virginia Mercury published an excellent article on the difficulties being encountered in Virginia in scheduling COVID shots.
State Sen. Jen Kiggans claims that voter registrars across the commonwealth supported the measure to keep voter rolls clean, up to date and free of corpses.
The former president might have been better off hiring Rod Ponton to defend him. His performance as a cat was better than the defense team in the Senate.