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The Office of Gov. Glenn Youngkin said Friday that the governor has restored the civil rights of more than 800 Virginians who will be able to vote in the Nov. 8 general election.
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There are a lot of reasons why 40 years of Bay-saving hasn’t saved the Chesapeake Bay, but a dismaying example was on display recently in my hometown of Federalsburg, Md.
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As one might expect, manufactured homes run the gamut with regard to energy efficiency.
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With Pittsburgh handing the keys over to rookie quarterback Kenny Pickett, who will make his first career NFL start this weekend in Buffalo, the first-round draft pick hopes to set an example for his teammates.
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This fall, the Virginia Museum of History & Culture will offer free citizenship preparation classes to help prepare aspiring new citizens to take the U.S. citizenship test.
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There were questions out of New York coming into Week 4 regarding who would start at quarterback for the Jets on Sunday against the Steelers. Would second-year starter Zach Wilson return from an injury and make his season debut at Pittsburgh, or would 37-year-old veteran Joe Flacco man the ship for one more week?
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Mobile units enable health centers to provide care beyond the brick and mortar walls with mammograms, dental, vaccinations, cancer screenings and telehealth for underserved communities.
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Pittsburgh was determined to stop the run in its Thursday-night AFC North clash in Cleveland, but Browns running back Nick Chubb had other ideas.
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Sixty percent of Syracuse’s offensive snaps this season have been runs, which is shocking when you consider who’s calling the plays. That would be one Robert Anae, who at Virginia erred on the side of, just throw it.
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Pittsburgh comes into Thursday night’s AFC North showdown at Cleveland’s FirstEnergy Stadium on a two-part mission. At his weekly press conference, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin stressed the importance of both limiting the Browns’ deadly ground game, while being more productive and effective offensively.
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