Roundtable discussion: American mothers face high mortality rate, lack of child care
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The maternal mortality rate in the United States is nearly three times higher than other high-income countries around the world.
Search Results for Petersburg
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Hello, 686: Virginia welcomes new area code within 804 for new service, additional lines
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A new area code is coming to Virginia. Customers who request new service or additional phone lines in the 804 region could be assigned 686.
Valley unemployment rates continue to decline with most other Virginia regions
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The unemployment rates in 101 of Virginia’s municipalities decreased in November 2023 compared to November 2022.
Youngkin adds to administration, boards; list includes three with ties to Staunton
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Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin announced additional key administration and board appointments this week including three people from Staunton.
Youngkin announces $1.9M in GO Virginia regional economic projects
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced $1.9 million in Growth and Opportunity for Virginia grant awards for eight projects on Friday.
DEQ reports Shenandoah Valley, Blue Ridge have ‘exceptional dryness’ despite recent rain
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The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality has expanded a drought watch advisory to include 64 counties.
Federal infrastructure law to fund expansion of two rail corridors in Virginia
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In 2021, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act established the Corridor Identification and Development Program to advance railroads.
Virginia educator appointed Brightpoint Community College’s eighth president
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Dr. William “Bill” Fiege, currently vice president of learning and student success, is the 8th president of Brightpoint Community College.
Youngkin board appointments include four additions to Frontier Culture Museum
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Governor Glenn Youngkin announced board appointments including additions to the Board of Trustees for the Frontier Culture Museum of Virginia in Staunton.
Former Virginia prison employee to serve three years in prison for ignoring inmate’s medical needs
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A former Federal Bureau of Prisons Lieutenant was sentenced today to 36 months in prison for showing deliberate indifference to the inmate’s serious medical needs.
