The amphitheater at the Jackson River Sports Complex hosted the band Five Dollar Shakes, with plenty of room for the crowd in their sixteen-acre field.
As Lexington city council met into the early morning, they heard many opinions, some live, many by email, and even petitions, but after four hourse, they voted to change the name of the city-owned Stonewall Jackson Memorial Cemetery.
Crowds normally fill the street for the parade, but this year, with social distancing, they can’t bring everyone together.
Main Street Lexington is administering the distribution of grants to Lexington businesses adversely impacted by the COVID epidemic.
Ian Ostlund and his dog, Reese, have only been on duty together for a month or so, one of five teams that just graduated from training. That gives the department a total of nine teams, allowing them to properly cover the entire state now.
Like many items in museums, it can be difficult to find the time to give it the detailed study it deserves, until COVID shut down all the public activities.
Bath County announced June 16 that they would like a “highly motivated” individual to serve as its tourism coordinator.
After being closed by coronavirus restrictions, the Omni Homestead resort reopened Monday.
As flooding has reduced, Twin River Outfitters has seen a rush of customers wanting to get out and enjoy the river in canoes, kayaks and tubes.
Buena Vista Presbyterian Church was empty Sunday because of news that a member of the congregation tested positive for COVID-19.
A Franklin County resident who wants the Confederate statue removed from the courthouse found a local roadside stand selling a cartoonish lawn ornament of a Black man eating a watermelon.
The Stonewall Jackson House, where Jackson lived as a professor at VMI, has been undergoing improvements and expansion with a new welcome center including a gift shop and display area next to the house itself.
RATS is looking to partner with local businesses to assist with picking up and delivering products.
The PACT program's members want to reassure visitors that they're dedicated to providing consistent, dependable and sustained levels of safety and service.
Graduating seniors from Buena Vista's Parry McCluer High School celebrated with a video of their ceremony at the drive in.
Supported by local churches and others, the pantry continues to serve the community through COVID.
Competitors rode and shot balloon targets with old time pistols, rifles and shotguns in competition at the Virginia Horse Center.
As statues to Confederate leaders are torn down across the country, the town where Robert E. Lee and "Stonewall" Jackson faces calls to remove Confederate symbols.