James Madison coach Mickey Matthews nearly cleared in NCAA probe
Sources say NCAA investigation into whether Matthews sent $500 to a Baylor recruit’s mother in 1999 finds him innocent. Matthews, then Baylor defensive coordinator, later joined James Madison in 1999. Baylor and JMU officials await official notification as press conference planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Madison
Mickey Matthews
NCAA
Matthews
Baylor University
Texas
JMU
Jeff Bourne
Bourne
Baylor
Julius Maumalanga
Maumalanga
Waco
Bears
Georgia
Inside Privacy Rules Set Raymond C Martin
Raymond C Martin aged 80 of New Market and Dora L Smelser aged 38 of Stanley are noted in a privacy rules set entry with their ages and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Martin
New Market
Dora L. Smelser
Stanley
Closing Notice for Daily News Record Holidays
The Daily News Record will be closed Monday December 25. Advertising deadlines shift for the following issues with 1 pm deadlines. The Tuesday December 26 issue deadline is Thursday December 21 at 1 pm. The Wednesday December 27 issue deadline is Friday December 22 at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News Record
Farmer and cousin named as meth suppliers in county
Police say two Rockingham County meth suppliers, Fulks Run turkey farmer Michael Dean Bare and cousin Daryl Ray Bare, were arrested after an early Saturday search of Michael Bare’s Hopkins Gap Road home. The three year probe involved informants and a user who said the Bares kept meth in the poultry house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham County
Michael Dean Bare
Hopkins Gap Road
Fulks Run
Daryl Ray Bare
Michael Bare
Bares
Defense rests as closing arguments set today in Kingsley-Ibeh case
Marcus Duenas, the accused triggerman in the murder of Em manuel Kingsley-Ibeh, was attending a five day party in Maryland at the time Kingsley-Ibeh was killed in a Massanutten Village home, his attorney told a Rockingham County jury Wednesday. His co defendant Kiel Turner, 30, of Washington DC, also charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Duenas
Emmanuel Kingsley-Ibeh
Maryland
Kingsley-Ibeh
Massanutten Village
Rockingham County
Kiel Turner
Washington, D.C
Trial continues in Kingsley-Ibeh murder case in Maryland
The trial of Duenas and co defendants proceeds after three days of testimony with all sides rested Wednesday. Duenas 27 of Washington DC Turner and Frye 21 of Luray face first degree murder charges while three other defendants LaLarnie Larry 30 Heather Blosser 23 and Andre Cook 29 also charged but testified for the prosecution. The defense sought to portray the victims as felons while describing the Massanutt village home as a party house where the killing occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley- Ibey
Duenas
Washington, D.C
Turner
Santia Frye
Luray
Frye
LaLarnie Larry
Hyattsville, Md
Heather Blosser
New Market
Andre Cook
Morchover
James Madison University
Massanutt Village
Kingsley-Ibeh
Bush Names O Neill For Top Treasury Job
President-elect Bush selects Paul O Neill as treasury secretary citing corporate experience and steady leadership to guide the economy if downturns occur. In a later slate, Ann Veneman would become agriculture secretary Mel Martinez housing and urban development secretary and Don Evans secretary of commerce, all tied to Bush’s broader economic team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Bush
Paul O'Neill
Treasury
O’neill
Ann Veneman
Mel Martinez
Florida
Don Evans
Don Evans, Secretary of Commerce
Evans
Gilmore Moves To Shield Car Tax Cut From Budget
Governor Gilmore avoids merging teacher raises into the budget and tells the General Assembly to find funds for teacher pay out of retirement system savings while pushing a one time $460 million tobacco settlement infusion to support college construction and development projects. The plan aims to keep the car tax cut on track, though mixed reactions emerge from lawmakers about long term costs and financing. Inside note mentions Heritage Center funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Jim Gilmore
General Assembly
Gilmore
BuIe van Av Gilmore
Virginia
Vaccine reduces memory loss in mice Alzheimer's model
Scientists report an experimental vaccine largely wards off memory loss in mice with a similar disease, a potential step toward Alzheimer's prevention. Experts warn results in mice may not translate to humans and key cognitive abilities were not tested. The vaccine previously showed blocking amyloid plaques in mice, a hallmark of the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaven Khachaturian
Alzheimer’s Association
Alzheimer's: Facts on a Progressive brain disease
The article outlines Alzheimer’s disease as a progressive brain condition affecting about four million Americans. One in ten people over 65 have the disease, with typical progression from onset to death ranging eight to twenty years. It notes nearly $500 million in federal research funding this year.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Internet
Dnrontine.com
Wys Awlck
First County
Don Farley
Nelson Herring
Daryl Bare
Triggerman
Commonwealth
Michael
Rochelle Randolph
Michael Morchover
The
Associated Press
O'Neill
Eral Assembly
Beeine Ten
House
Thomas W. Moss
Norfolk
Del
Thomas M. Jackson Jr
Carroll County
Alan A. Diamonstein
Newport News
Heritage Center
Mark
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!