A Charlottesville lawyer who was born and raised in Lexington has been arrested after being named in a lawsuit alleging he extorted a company into a $200 million consulting fee.
Jan. 6, 2020 Editor, The News-Gazette: Though it has been nearly a month, I continue to ruminate on the Dec. 9 Board of Supervisors meeting regarding the symbolic “gun sanctuary”
Area residents celebrate as the balloons are dropped onto Main Street when the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve. A large crowd gathered on Main Street in front of
The winners of last year’s Lexington Christmas Parade attended an awards ceremony Dec. 18, hosted by the R.E. Lee Hotel. Pictured are (from left) Matthew Jackson and Parker Redfox, accepting
Exercising the brain is an important, enjoyable part of everyday life for everyone. It can play into a positive, healthy lifestyle in the same way as physical exercise. In recent
Beginning this month, Social Security recipients will get a 1.6 percent cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) in their monthly benefits. The COLA adjustment will appear in direct deposits beginning in February. The
Winter weather finally came to Rockbridge Tuesday morning as the first winter storm of the season dropped several inches of snow in a hurry, turning area roads and streets white
The topics varied widely at the chamber of commerce’s annual State of the Community breakfast meeting Monday morning. Chuck Barger of the chamber’s government relations committee, who spoke first, specially
