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Washington and Lee University presents a public lecture with Shannon Bell ’00, W&L alumna and associate professor of sociology at Virginia Tech, on May 14 at 7:30 p.m. in Huntley Hall 327.
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If you own a smaller machine shop, and you’re looking to expand your business operations, moving into the sheet metal industry is often a good move.
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In attendance at the 2018 Iran Freedom Convention will be 1,000 delegates of Iranian-American communities in 40 states. Among them are scholars, academics, technology leaders, artists and representatives of women and youth.
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The Roanoke County Democratic Committee, in conjunction with several Democratic committees and chairs across Virginia, issued a statement late Thursday urging the Commonwealth to stop the Mountain Valley and Atlantic Coast pipelines.
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Being in an accident is horrible, no matter the cause or the damage. You have to deal with physical wounds, mental wounds, and an untold amount of stress.
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A five-run fifth inning helped propel the visiting Virginia Tech Hokies past the Liberty Flames, 11-5, Wednesday evening at Liberty Baseball Stadium.
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When Virginia Tech electrical engineering alumnus Joe T. May ’62 was in high school, he says he wasn’t exactly on a successful path.
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Hiring is never as easy as it seems on the surface, is it? After all, candidates come from all walks of life in terms of their experience and backgrounds. You never know who’s going to walk through the proverbial door.
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Sam Hostetter and Bobby Henderson were the big winners in the 2018 Waynesboro City Council elections on Tuesday. Leading to the question: does who won matter in the long run? Probably not.
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CoConstruct, a web-based project management system for custom home builders and remodelers, will invest $485,000 to expand its IT operation in Albemarle County. The project will create 69 new jobs.
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