Steve Hemphill

Salem

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Youngkin 'extremely disappointed' Covington Middle School closed so long, says his administration helped reopen it

1 month ago | cardinalnews.org | Elizabeth Beyer |Steve Hemphill

Gov. Glenn Youngkin said Wednesday he was “extremely disappointed” that Covington Middle School was closed for six weeks after a carbon monoxide leak and that once he learned of the situation, his administration “worked really hard” to make sure the school reopened for in-person instruction. “What we know is that at the heart of learning loss recovery is students being in the classroom,” he said.
Hokies’ coaching staff welcomes extra time to prepare for late bowl game

Dec 24, 2024 | dailypress.com | Steve Hemphill

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Frustration over close losses leads to Virginia Tech’s football staff shakeup

Dec 13, 2024 | pilotonline.com | Steve Hemphill

Rubama: These brothers played football for Maury and Navy. They will cheer for both in big games Saturday.
Letter: A Brief Snapshot of Gates History

Dec 11, 2024 | radioworld.com | Steve Hemphill

In this letter to the editor, the author comments on the story “Happy Memories of Cart Machines,” which is a follow-up to Criss Onan’s column “These Were the Carts of Our Lives.” Radio World welcomes letters to the editor on this or any story. Email [email protected]. Hi, Elle,I just loved reading Walt Konetsco’s “Tower of Carts” article, as a follow-up to the RW November story on broadcast cart machines. His is one of the best cart stories that I have ever heard.
Hokies’ 757 haul includes surprise last-minute flip by Oscar Smith defensive back

Dec 4, 2024 | pilotonline.com | Steve Hemphill

UVA coach Tony Elliott says his staff unlikely to change, hoped Colandrea would stay
UVA and Virginia Tech meet in a Commonwealth Cup with higher stakes this season

Nov 29, 2024 | pilotonline.com | Steve Hemphill

UVA and Virginia Tech meet in a Commonwealth Cup with higher stakes this season
Hokies’ Aeneas Peebles expects ‘electric’ homecoming in return to Duke

Nov 22, 2024 | pilotonline.com | Steve Hemphill

Tennessee pulls away from UVA in second half in Bahamas
Hokies’ Aeneas Peebles expects ‘electric’ homecoming in return to Duke

Nov 22, 2024 | dailypress.com | Steve Hemphill

BLACKSBURG — The last time Aeneas Peebles took the field at Duke’s Wallace Wade Stadium, the defensive lineman was wearing a blue jersey and spent most of the day chasing down Pittsburgh quarterback Nate Yarnell. Peebles even forced a fumble inside the Pitt 5-yard line in the second half, although the Panthers managed to recover it. The Blue Devils won that day 30-19 to polish off a 7-5 regular season. Peebles went on to play in Duke’s postseason game against Troy in the Birmingham Bowl.
As he nears end of Hokies career, Antwaun Powell-Ryland contends for national defensive awards

Nov 17, 2024 | pilotonline.com | Steve Hemphill

Virginia Tech assistant head coach J.C. Price was not concerned about who else might have been included when the semifinalist lists for the Lombardi and Bednarik awards were released last week. He said he had been watching the front-runner for both awards every day at practice for the past two seasons. Originally Published: November 17, 2024 at 1:58 PM EST
Former Del. Fariss pleads guilty to drug and gun charges, will avoid jail time

Nov 13, 2024 | cardinalnews.org | Steve Hemphill

Former Del. Matt Fariss, R-Campbell County, pleaded guilty Wednesday to two felony counts involving drugs and guns but will avoid additional jail time, providing he abides by his probation agreement. Prior to his planned bench trial, Fariss pleaded guilty to possession of methamphetamine, a Schedule II substance in Virginia, and in possession of a firearm, which special prosecutor Erik Laub described on Wednesday as a hunting rifle, while in possession of the methamphetamine.