Twelve Virginia student-athletes named to CSC Academic All-District Team

Twelve University of Virginia athletes have been recognized on the College Sports Communicators At-Large Academic All-District Team for excellence in academics and athletics. Several recipients earned this distinction for a second year running.



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Fairfax County Public Schools superintendent reflects on graduations and end-of-year achievements

Superintendent Michelle Reid recaps Fairfax County Public Schools’ recent graduations while highlighting student achievements such as Odyssey of the Mind placements and innovative math programs. The update includes recognition for both outstanding employees across various roles within FCPS as well as successful alternative assessment strategies adopted throughout the district.


Preston Spradlin, Head Coach at JMU Dukes Men's Basketball

James Madison men’s basketball to face Kentucky in 2026-27 season opener

James Madison University men’s basketball will open its non-conference schedule against Kentucky on Nov. 6 at Rupp Arena in Lexington. The game marks their first-ever meeting as both teams introduce new additions ahead of the upcoming season.
Jennifer Wakefield, President & CEO at Greater Richmond Chamber

Dominion Energy pilots expand use of service drones for grid inspections

Dominion Energy is expanding its use of service drones for inspecting power infrastructure across Virginia. Pilots remotely operate advanced aerial systems to detect issues such as overheating solar panels while prioritizing safety during challenging assignments.
Charles "Chugger" Adair, Head Coach at Virginia Tech Hokies Women's Soccer

Virginia Tech women’s soccer signs defender Celine Kampmann for 2026 recruiting class

Celine Schmith Kampmann has joined Virginia Tech women’s soccer for its 2026 recruiting class. The Danish defender brings experience from top clubs abroad; she looks forward to contributing both athletically and academically.

Maryland fugitive pleads guilty to federal drug and gun charges after high-speed chase

Corey Frances Potter has pleaded guilty to federal drug and gun charges after leading police on a high-speed chase through Virginia that ended in a crash. Law enforcement recovered firearms and drugs at the scene; authorities say he has prior felony convictions related to fleeing law enforcement.


Mark A. Mix  President at National Right to Work Legal Defense and Education Foundation, Inc.

Wells Fargo employees in Casper remove CWA union representation after NLRB petition

Wells Fargo branch employees in Casper successfully ended Communications Workers of America union representation after filing a petition with federal regulators. The move follows similar efforts by other branches nationwide with support from legal advocates focused on labor rights.
Bradley LeCroy, Head Coach at Liberty Flames Men's Baseball

Cooper Harrington named to NCBWA All-American third team

Liberty University’s Cooper Harrington has been named to the NCBWA All-American third team following an impressive season as relief pitcher. He joins teammate Ben Blair among recent honorees as Liberty matched its program win record.
Jennifer Richmond, Deputy Director, Program on Education and National Security of Foundation for Defense of Democracies

Deputy Director Richmond on student governance: ‘“Lived experiences” are often weaponized and can be used to develop a “tyranny of the minority.”’

Jennifer Richmond warns that using ‘lived experiences’ as a basis for student involvement in school boards could lead to biased decision-making.