Governor’s mansion marks opening of accessibility ramp
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The governor was joiined by veterans and Virginians with disabilities to mark the opening of an accessibility ramp at the Executive Mansion.
Search Results for Move Over
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Kent State rallies in ninth for 6-5 win over Liberty
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Kent State plated two runs in the ninth for a come-from-behind 6-5 victory over the Liberty Flames, Sunday afternoon.
Press Conference: UVA coach Tony Bennett, players on win over Butler
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UVA coach Tony Bennett and Cavs players Marial Shayok, Anthony Gill and Malcolm Brogdon after the Cavs’ 77-69 win over Butler in the 2016 NCAA Tournament.
JMU hurting itself with negativity over Brady, Withers?
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JMU is once again looking for a new coach for a marquee athletics program after firing basketball coach Matt Brady.
Governor vetoes bill extending coal tax credits
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Today Governor Terry McAuliffe vetoed Senate Bill 44, which would extend both the ability to claim and to allocate the coal employment and production incentive tax credits.
Governor McAuliffe announces 2015 Virginia agricultural, forestry exports figures
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Virginia is the second largest exporter of agricultural goods on the East Coast, and narrowed the gap between the Commonwealth and first place Georgia.
Clouse, Walker play key roles in 5-4 Liberty win over UConn
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Right-hander Zander Clouse pitched 7 2/3 innings and designated hitter Nick Walker drove in three runs, as Liberty defeated UConn, 5-4.
#8 Virginia rallies for wild 11-10 win over Monmouth in extras
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Kevin Doherty hit a walk-off single to score Daniel Pinero with one out in the 11th inning to lift the No. 8 Virginia yo a wild 11-10 win over Monmouth Saturday.
Top of order propels Liberty to 8-5 win over UConn
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The first three batters in Liberty’s batting order combined for eight hits and reached base 11 times, leading the Flames to a 8-5 win over UConn.
Randy Forbes: Virginia on the move
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By today’s standards, the original Erie Canal was only a tiny ditch. It was about 40′ wide and 4′ deep, dug almost completely by hand over eight years in the early 19th century.
