Culpeper District Traffic Alerts: Week of June 22-26
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The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the upcoming week.
Search Results for Move Over
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Environmental justice: A Black Lives Matter priority
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“Environmental injustice”—defined as the unfair siting of pollution and other environmental ills in proximity to certain groups based on race or income status—is on a list of 12 issues Black Lives Matter (BLM) considers pressing right now.
Luria cosponsors bill to expand telehealth services under Medicare
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Congresswoman Elaine Luria, D-Va., announced today her support of the Creating Opportunities Now for Necessary and Effective Care Technologies (CONNECT) for Health Act (H.R. 4932).
20 new state historical highway markers will highlight African-American history in Virginia
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Twenty newly approved state historical highway markers will address topics of national, state, and regional significance in Virginia’s African American history.
Letter: Reader backs Scott Taylor in Second District GOP primary
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Scott Taylor’s time in Congress was not only characterized by a conservative, results-oriented voting record, his term was also marked by effective constituent services.
Pro wrestling ain’t cool anymore: Where did all the fans go? And why?
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Remember when 10 million people would tune in every Monday night to watch pro wrestling?
College Football Week One: Loaded with regional games of interest
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At the onset of college football season area fans get an intriguing lineup of matchups.
Tips to run a successful healthcare business
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Believe it or not, but running a business is no easy feat, whether it be the corporate sector or healthcare.
COVID-19 response in developing countries: Virginia Tech team adapts agricultural services
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A Virginia Tech team is swapping in-person meetings with radio and virtual communications to help farmers in the developing world address crop problems.
COVID-19 in Virginia: Hospitalizations, case counts continue steady decline
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The number of Virginians hospitalized with COVID-19 is at another two-month low, and the number of confirmed cases continues to drop more than a month into the phased reopen.
