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Stress is the number one reason why people dread moving, especially if you’re moving long distance. Wrap up the stress with this easy-to-follow week-to-week preparation guide to organize your way.
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This month, reports that Ford is preparing to exit the Sedan business in the U.S. circulated. This represents a significant shift for a car manufacturer whose business has historically capitalized on a buoyant Sedan market.
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Virginia (25-20, 9-15 ACC) will play in its final home series of the season when it hosts Georgia Tech (27-22, 11-13 ACC) at Disharoon Park beginning Friday (May 11) at 6 p.m.
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VMI baseball returns to action from its exam break with the first of two key weekend SoCon series pitting the Keydets (24-21, 10-8 SoCon) against Wofford (31-19, 11-7 SoCon).
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Governor Northam and his senior staff participated this week in an exercise to test Virginia’s hurricane response, joining the Virginia Department of Emergency Management (VDEM), 18 other state agencies and 39 localities in the simulation.
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Behind the league-leading seventh home run of the season from LF Juan Soto, and a one-hit performance by the pitching staff, the Potomac Nationals (19-14) picked up a 5-1 win over the Wilmington Blue Rocks (14-18) on Wednesday night.
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The Charlottesville Area Association of REALTORS® has chosen to partner with Bright MLS. The Bright MLS real estate service area spans 40,000 square miles throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.
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If you’re a business owner that needs to control your employees’ schedules, you’ll know that regular clock in systems just don’t work. It can be quite a hassle trying to double check every single employee.
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Roger Duvall, general manager and director of WEKU public radio in Lexington and Richmond, Kentucky, since 2007, has been named general manager at WVTF Public Radio and RADIO IQ. He will begin his new position June 25.
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The ninth-ranked Duke Blue Devils topped the Liberty Flames, 5-2, Tuesday evening at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park.
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