
Moving to Virginia during COVID-19
You probably know that moving to Virginia would be no brainer if we lived in ordinary times.

You probably know that moving to Virginia would be no brainer if we lived in ordinary times.

Virginia is joining in an interstate compact to expand a testing program that can deliver COVID-19 results in 15 to 20 minutes.

Even before the advent of technology and its distant cousin – digitization – parenting was not one for the fainthearted. With the title “parent” came a lot of pressure, expectations, and responsibilities.

Acing the first test in college is as simple as showing up for Virginia Tech students living on campus this fall.

The Liberty University Athletics Department has announced the court in the new Liberty Arena will be named in memory of Dr. Orville and Florence Hiepler.

Virginia Commonwealth University, in association with VCU Health System, has announced a partnership with Kallaco Health & Technology to support VCU’s COVID-19 testing strategy for VCU students and employees.

Many homeowners struggle with finding the right washing machine or dishwasher, and begin to notice that they are spending a lot of money on fixing their home’s appliances.

Ash trees that fall victim to the emerald ash borer in Harrisonburg continue to get new life.

Rep. Abigail Spanberger is inviting Central Virginians to join her for a telephone town hall on Tuesday, Aug. 4.

The Shenandoah Valley Choral Society is this year’s recipient of the Circle of Excellence in the Arts Award.
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