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Staying cool at the House Mountain Horse Show
We all have our own ways of describing Tuesday's weather but, when you're horse back, it may seem a little hotter. Competitors at this year's House Mountain Horse Show were trying a bit of everything to stay cool Tuesday afternoon.
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Problem Solvers: Lexington women gets ticket from Tennesee, but she's never driven there
Jean Robinson got her first speeding tickets at age 84. A camera picked up the speeding vehicle, to Jean's surprise.
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Lightning probable cause for Lexington restaurant fire
Investigators believe the lightning caused surge in electrical conduit in the Southern Inn's kitchen
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Fire destroys Lexington's Southern Inn restaurant
The Southern Inn has served the community for more than 78 years
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Rockbridge Co. Administrator explains concerns over e-mail survey
Claire Collins says the county handed over emails of those who signed up for the 'Alert Rockbridge' to VMI, after a verbal Freedom of Information Act request
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Greenbrier owner plans $15 million investment in luxury train
Jim Justice says the Greenbrier Express will feature the last steam engine ever made in the U.S., and may end up traveling to Lexington
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Escaped inmate found in Troutville
Lexington police locate as escped inmate who alledgedly stole a rescue squad vehicle
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Washington and Lee Univ. graduates 411 students
20 students received two degrees, a new record according to W&L
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Lexington Del. Ben Cline named Chairman of Joint Commission on Health Care
The Commission will study, report, and make recommendations on all areas of health care
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Inspector: Deck not properly attached to off-campus house near W&L
Rockbridge County officials say a deck collapse that injured about 30 Washington and Lee University students at a weekend party apparently stemmed from the structure's improper attachment to the house.
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247 Cadets graduate from VMI
Friends and family gather at Cameron Hall Sunday to watch 247 cadets graduate from VMI.
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TV journalist Roger Mudd donates papers to Washington & Lee Univ.
Mudd graduated from the university in 1950
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Washington & Lee professor to study health exchanges implementation
Timothy Jost has received a nearly $300,000 grant from the Commonwealth Fund for the project
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VMI names new Inspector General
Col. William Grace, former professor of naval science at VMI, has been named Virginia Military Institute’s new Inspector General.
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Glasgow Riverfest returns in June
The 2nd Annual Glasgow Riverfest and Carnival will be held on June 10-12 in Glasgow, VA.
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Friday's Alive Concert Series
Downtown Lexington will once again host a series of free, family-friendly concerts this summer.
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VMI extended Supertintendent's contract
The agreement with General J.H. Binford Peay III extends his contract through June of 2015
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Forum for closure of birthing center in Rockbridge Co.
In response to the closure, the Women's and Gender Studies Program at Washington and Lee University will host a forum with health care professionals, to discuss ideas and initiatives for mothers in the area.
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VMI tuition and fees increase
The VMI Board of Visitors approved a tuition increase for the 2010-2011 school year.
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Suspect in UVA lacrosse death arrested in Lexington in 2008
George Huguely pleaded gulty to being drunk in public and resisting arrest
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Hillary Clinton's VMI visit postponed until Fall
The event will be rescheduled because Clinton is participating in a memorial service for civil rights pioneer Dorothy Height in Washington, D.C.
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Congressman Bob Goodlatte to address VMI graduates
Congressman Bob Goodlatte will address graduates at Virginia Military Institute’s commencement exercise on May 16.
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EarthArt Festival at Boxerwood Garden
Boxerwood Nature Center and Woodland Garden will hold its 2nd Annual EarthArt Festival on May 9. The festival will feature music, dance and a community EarthArt project in which children and adults can participate.
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Belleville Outfit aTheater at Lime Kiln
One of the hottest newgrass bands around, Belleville Outfit, will perform at the Theater at Lime Kiln on May 1.
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Free Guided Walking Tours of Lexington
Free guided walking tours of Lexington's historic downtown are now available every Friday at 3pm, beginning at the Lexington Visitor Center.
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