During the 2008 General Assembly session, elected officials will work on the next two year budget for the Commonwealth, and already estimates are that “rebenchmarking the SOQs” will cost Virginians at least $1.5 billion in addition spending.  Frankly, the only… Read more>

Add “editor” to the job description of one Chesterfield County High School principal and assistant principal.

For Manchester High School’s October 12 homecoming football game, all recognized school clubs were asked to build a float for a half-time parade and… Read more>

A recent Richmond Times-Dispatch article on voter guides was interesting, not so much for which organizations provide them — but tellingly — which do not.  It seems that the policy groups and

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The biggest threat to religious liberty is the addition of sexual orientation to hate crimes and employment non-discrimination laws.  Clearly, those efforts are intended to take us down the road of silencing anyone who doesn’t accept the force feeding of… Read more>

It’s amazing how, in a sea of type, the smallest blurb can catch a reader’s attention. In the Wednesday, October 17, Richmond Times-Dispatch Metro section, in its “News Near You” column, a blurb about the Pamplin Historical Park &… Read more>

Interesting discussions are afoot at the Values Voter Summit being held right now by Family Research Council Action in Washington, DC.  During the course of the next two days, those with shared values revolving around the family will hear from… Read more>

This is the political season. Campaigns abound.

Maybe the best run campaign right now is not making headlines. Probably because it is not a political campaign — perhaps calling it one is a disservice.

Currently, Forty Days For Life… Read more>

Political discourse certainly has a lot going for it in the age of modern communication. At least there are a lot of ways to disseminate such information — the Internet and its main features, the Web and what you are… Read more>