Nonprofit KIDsNPAjN hopes to get mental health resources to youths
Despite the unusual end to the school year this spring, Greene County’s high school on-time graduation rate was more than 94% for the class of…
Fellowship, food and the American Dream were on the menu for last Saturday’s 41st annual Greene County Republican Committee’s GOP Pig Roast on…
This fall, William Monroe High School athletic facilities stand empty with the postponement of fall sports due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Ten y…
The Greene County Library is finally open for business – sort of.
It’s quiet up here, some 14 feet off the ground. Tree pegs allowed me to scale the tree and strap a metal stand on its trunk. I am now secure …
I write to you as our nation is in the midst of chaos on many levels — a deadly pandemic that has claimed 213,000 souls, racial and social div…
Republican candidate for the 5th Congressional District Bob Good poses as a “law-and-order” candidate. His record says otherwise. While on the…
The Greene County Record currently is accepting nominations for an upcoming special section that pays tribute to our area’s veterans. The sect…
The Greene Alliance of Church and Community Efforts (GRACE) is reaching out and now is the time you can make a major difference in the quality…
Tree-of-Heaven is anything but heavenly in your yard
A Stanardsville man filed Oct. 5 a defamation lawsuit against former sheriff candidate Kenneth R. Collier Sr. in Greene County Circuit Court.
Since Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam issued an executive order requiring face masks in public, the Thomas Jefferson Health District (TJHD) has fi…
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam Oct. 8 announced a new allocation of more than $220 million in federal Coronavirus Aid, Recovery and Economic Secu…
The 14th annual Tour de Greene kicked off Saturday Oct. 10 despite the grey rainy morning. With 37 riders signed up for the new gravel routes …
The Rapidan Service Authority (RSA) responded to the Greene County Board of Supervisors’ first lawsuit last week, citing sovereign immunity as…
“No whammies! No whammies!”
Art teachers are by nature creative, but with the COVID-19 pandemic they have had to get even more creative than usual to keep electives going…
This election season, Greene County voters will be selecting not only the next president and vice president of the United States, but selectin…
The Town of Stanardsville is gaining a sister—a sister city that is—the village of Tarland in Scotland.
Twenty-seven Greene County small businesses received CARES Business Relief Grants through the Greene County Economic Development Authority (ED…
I hear a lot of talk about making America First and rebuilding our economy and manufacturing base. I also hear a lot of criticism of China’s u…
This year, you should vote like your life depends on it, because it may. It is a time of peril for the nation and American democracy itself. I…
We have recently found a few snakeskins in our yard, so that meant there were snakes around.
Are all people created equal? Resist Injustice Stand and Educate (RISE) Greene County and countless others here in Greene say “Yes!” Like RISE…
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