Jimmy Carter, who died Sunday at 100, had deep ties to Virginia
Virginia played a recurring role in President Jimmy Carter's long life, from his Navy stint in Norfolk in the 1940s when the young ensign sought to save money for a Buick, to a 1976 presidential debate at the College of William & Mary, and a 2019 Loudoun County stop in which he questioned the legitimacy of President Donald Trump's election.
Who was Jimmy Carter? 11 things to know about former president
Former President Jimmy Carter died Sunday, Dec. 29, prompting many questions across the U.S. and the world about the 39th president. Carter died at his hometown in Georgia. He was 100, making him the longest-living former president and the only one to reach the century milestone.
No. 3 Notre Dame dominates Virginia
In a Dec. 24 lawsuit, the founder of a publicity firm that represented actor Justin Baldoni effectively outed herself as the ...
The Caroline County woman, who usually plays the Print ‘N Play Bingo game two or three times a week, tried a 50X the Money ...
Virginia's mail is getting better, albeit slowly, and still tracks below its performance rate before a nationwide overhaul.
Charges allege Eric Scott Peterson, 50, struck and killed Amanda Boshey, who was walking along Lake Vermilion Reservation ...
As lawmakers consider Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s proposal to provide vehicle tax relief for Virginians and ultimately eliminate ...
Reports from GasBuddy show that prices in the Commonwealth rose less than a penny over the past week, but the prices since ...
Virginia’s housing market showed a significant uptick in November, according to the latest Virginia Home Sales Report from ...
MoneyGeek, a personal finance site, had researchers analyze last year’s FBI crime data of more than 1,000 small towns and ...
NC State, including game details and notes, an opponent scouting report, what to watch for, and a score prediction for ...
Before you drag your tree to the curb, the Virginia Aquarium has a better idea. The aquarium is partnering with Marine Stewards America to collect Christmas trees through Jan. 9.
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