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- Robert Fletcher
After the recent announcement of a new baseball coach leading the Hanover Hawks next spring in Josh Gentry, the school’s athletic department will now turn to a new opening in the winter for the boys basketball team.
- By Roslyn Ryan Managing Editor
For Hanover resident Joe Gorman, the study of history has always been a passion.
- Robert Fletcher
A magic, program-best season of lacrosse has come to an end for Hanover’s girls team, which made it to the Class 4 state championship game for the first time on Saturday afternoon to take on the Western Albemarle Warriors at Heritage High School.
- Robert Fletcher
"We've been ring-chasing this whole time, and we finally did it. It's really exciting."
- Robert Fletcher
On the heels of a walk-off win in the state semifinals, Atlee returned to take on the hosting Wolverines in another game that’d be decided by one run.
- Contributed report
As flowers bloom and fresh produce fills farmstands across Virginia, June shines a spotlight on the pollinators that help make those things possible.
- By Roslyn Ryan Managing Editor
Every Tuesday evening at the Hanover Arts and Activities Center in Ashland, right around 7 p.m., the members of the Hanover Concert Band begin for their weekly rehearsal.
- Contributed report
Gov. Abigail Spanberger has proclaimed June 7 – 13 as Virginia Agriculture Week. This annual recognition celebrates the hard work of Virginia’s farmers, highlights the significant economic impact of the Commonwealth’s largest private industry, and encourages the public to support the state’s…
- Robert Fletcher
What a few weeks it has been for Hanover’s two lacrosse programs.
- Robert Fletcher
The Class 4 state tennis championships are underway in the team category, with Atlee and Hanover hosting quarterfinals matchups before the weekend, but this week, we’ll also see the start of the singles and doubles tournaments which feature standout Raiders and Hawks.
- Robert Fletcher
The big dance that is the boys and girls Region 4B soccer tournaments ended to the same tune Friday night, one that left Atlee as the last team standing with hardware in hand.