100K thunderstorms in U.S. each year: Preparation can prevent damages, injuries
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According to NOAA, summer thunderstorms “are more frequent and directly impact more people and homes in the U.S. than hurricanes.”
Search Results for Move Over
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Legislation would end Arlington House’s designation as ‘Robert E. Lee Memorial’
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Bicameral legislation to remove the designation of Arlington House as a memorial to Robert E. Lee was introduced last week.
Robert C. Koehler: White supremacists want ‘their’ country back
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Is an insurrection percolating in the MAGA universe? A civil war?
Analysis: Washington Nationals not likely to get much back in return for Juan Soto
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Washington Nationals GM Mike Rizzo got nothing when Bryce Harper left as a free agent in 2019. But if history is a guide, he’s likely to get little more than nothing if he tries to trade Juan Soto ahead of him bolting for greener pastures.
GKY to provide 2D stormwater management modeling for the City of Charlottesville
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The City of Charlottesville has awarded GKY a contract for engineering services associated with the development of a 2D stormwater management model of the portion of the Moore’s Creek watershed located within its city limits.
Winslow Myers: One day
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We can look upward and outward from the echo-chamber of despair, greed, fear, and cynicism that mark our era.
Juan Soto all but confirms that it wasn’t his side that leaked contract news
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It was obvious that today’s news that Juan Soto had turned down a reported 15-year, $440 million deal from the Washington Nationals had been leaked by the Nats’ front office.
Culpeper District Traffic Alerts: Week of July 18-22
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The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the next week.
Rincones, Fitzgerald homer, but four-run third inning hands Richmond first loss of road trip
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels fell behind early and lost to the Altoona Curve, 8-3, on Thursday night at Peoples Natural Gas Field.
Kaine, Warner trying to find consensus in Senate on abortion protections
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Tim Kaine and Mark Warner are hoping to build bipartisan consensus to get legislation protecting abortion rights through the U.S. Senate, but both know it won’t be easy.
