Friday, May 9
| • | If you can imagine an encounter between a hungry wolf and plump lamb, you can imagine the outcome of the first round of the Michelob Ultra Open. |
| • | Here on the rooftop of Virginia, the wind blows in hard from the northwest. It rarely ceases. To the southeast is Big Pinnacle, at 5,089 feet the highest point in Grayson Highlands State Park. To the northwest is Wilburn Ridge, the Appalachian Trail and, if we want to venture outside the park, Mount Rogers, Virginia's highest peak (5,729 feet). |
| • | The secret is out: First twin Jenna Bush, who will marry Henry Hager in Texas tomorrow, has Charles Schwarzschild Inc. Jeweler to thank for that brilliant diamond-and-sapphire engagement ring. |
Tuesday, May 6
| • | The University of Richmond planned to reopen this morning under heightened security after school authorities locked down the campus yesterday in response to a suspicious, possibly armed man.  |
| • | LEXINGTON Thomas, Stephen and Angela Redmond came into this world in a rush, arriving quickly and safely within two minutes of one another. |
Monday, May 5
| • | It would have been safe to say I was living under a rock when it comes to my knowledge of NASCAR. Sure, I knew it existed. I grew up hearing the roar of engines from the television screen, and some of my little brother's first words were: "Put 'em in the wall!" Other than that, I knew nothing. |
Sunday, May 4
| • | "This is my other life," said a smiling Greenberg, among 450 artists and craftsmen at Arts in the Park, now in its 37th year at Byrd Park. The two-day show, which attracts an estimated 80,000 people, concludes today. |
Friday, May 2
| • | As the cost of oil is setting records again, schools are taking a different approach to their buildings. The trend now is to build "green" schools that are environmentally friendly and energy-efficient, which leads to lower costs in the long run. |
| • | A different kind of signal is beaming from the old WRVA radio studios on Church Hill. ChildSavers, a nonprofit organization that's served the developmental and mental-health needs of children in the Richmond area for more than 80 years, has moved into the historic radio station following more than a year of major renovations. |
| • | Kyle Busch was loving every minute. Denny Hamlin was long gone. Busch took over victory lane yesterday after the Denny Hamlin 175, celebrating a race he had about 12 hours to figure out. |
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