E-scooters return to Virginia Tech, providing opportunities for research
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They’re orange, they’re electric, and they’re back: e-scooters will soon reappear on Virginia Tech’s Blacksburg campus.
Search Results for Move Over
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What is pure CBD oil?
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So what is pure CBD oil and why should you know more about this? Find out what makes pure CBD oil a great holistic solution for your medical needs and why you should make the switch today.
Heating and cooling system basics: Tips and guidelines
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Most households rely on the heating and cooling system to maintain comfortable temperatures throughout summer and winter. However, some people don’t often think about their HVAC unit until it develops a problem.
Litter removal planned along Middle River
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The Friends of the Middle River will hold its annual Middle River Litter Cleanup on varying dates by 14 different teams of volunteers between Aug. 21-29.
How to minimize the cost to ship car to Hawaii
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If you are moving to Hawaii, you’ll need a vehicle to get around. In that case, this article has a few tips on minimizing the cost of shipping car to Hawaii.
From college to the NFL: How a player’s journey begins
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In this article, we are going to show you what the typical journey of a professional footballer looks like. There are of course exceptions, but the average NFL player’s journey will look something like this.
Virginia man sentenced for string of armed robberies in Hampton Roads
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A Newport News man has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for his role in a series of armed convenience store robberies.
Herring opposes Georgia’s discriminatory voting law
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Attorney General Mark Herring has filed an amicus brief opposing Georgia’s discriminatory law that would make it more difficult for millions of Georgians – especially Black Georgians – to vote.
Virginia to receive $66M in hazard mitigation grants
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Last week, President Biden announced a $3.4B investment across all 50 states through the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.
4 great career paths you never considered
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For most young people, getting a college education is the first step toward building a career. However, students are now exploring career options that don’t need a degree and hands-on work experience to start working.
