The newly formed Northern Virginia Rampage football team prepares for their inaugural season The world of semi-professional football can often be described as a purgatory for sports. For some, it is an opportunity to regain their lost days of glory on the gridiron, and for others, a second chance. Regardless of the rationale for why […]
As we enter Black History Month, it comes time to reflect on Black History. But, unfortunately, some have chosen instead to avoid, disregard, and destroy the truths of our nation’s dark history. Black History Month is about celebrating the accomplishments Black people have made throughout American history, but it is also about acknowledging the challenges, […]
Governor Glenn Youngkin took office earlier this month, immediately signing executive orders to implement new policies to ban the teaching of “divisive concepts” and prevent school systems from implementing mask mandates. Naturally, Youngkin’s use of his executive authority has met challenges from school systems, parents, and Democrats in the Virginia General Assembly. Many have begun […]
PW Digital Gateway sponsored the following post If you are in the construction industry, data centers being built on Pageland will provide jobs for 10-15 years to come. And you won’t have to commute to Maryland. With over 6,000 people unemployed now in PW County, this project is a welcome addition. For those who live […]
Written by Melissa Ridge The recent attacks against schools in Virginia—targeting everything from masks to library books to equity—are calculated and carefully scripted, and the intent is to disrupt and distract. They are a deliberate response to the push for systemic change in our government, our judicial system, and our schools. Over the last few […]
Not long after being sworn-in as Virgina’s 74th governor, Glenn Youngkin has already followed through on his Day One promises by signing nine Executive Orders and two Executive Directives. The first two involved the ban on concepts such as Critical Race Theory in public education, and an executive order affirming the rights of parents to […]
Governor Glenn Youngkin is taking office today on Saturday, Jan.15, 2022, but just two months ago his victory shocked the state when he defeated former Gov. Terry McAuliffe in a race that Democrats expected to sweep. Over the past four years, Virginia made strides as the first Southern state to legalize recreational marijuana, end the […]
Recently, Ken Burns, an award-winning filmmaker, sent a letter to the Prince William Board of County Supervisors stating his opposition to a proposal to allow data centers adjacent to (not in) Manassas National Battlefield Park. Mr. Burns lives in Walpole, New Hampshire, 495 miles from the Manassas Battlefield, and therefore it is not a criticism […]
The past few days have seen horrible conditions in Virginia. Some areas have faced a foot of snow, passengers were stranded on an Amtrak train for almost 40 hours, thousands of people were stuck on Interstate 95 without help for more than a day, and hundreds of thousands of Virginia residents are still without power. […]
Congresswoman Spanberger: Since first being elected in 2018, you have served the people of Virginia’s seventh congressional district. But now, the Virginia Supreme Court has redrawn the state’s districts, and the seventh district has been moved north, removing you from the boundaries. Last week you announced that you intend to seek reelection in the seventh […]
