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Illustrators are needed in a huge variety of spheres from ads to publishing. In recent years this occupation has become very commercial, but there is always the possibility that you can offer something completely new and unique.
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A local children’s museum with big dreams for its future turned to graduate students in Virginia Tech’s Office of Economic Development for ideas that could help double its annual attendance — from 20,000 to 45,000 people a year.
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When seven cattle mysteriously died on a farm in Albemarle County in 2017, veterinary anatomic pathologist Kevin Lahmers had no reason to suspect the culprit: a tiny pest carrying a disease commonly confined to the Eastern Hemisphere.
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Many youth sports programs, says JMU professor Lori Gano-Overway, focus on young athletes playing games with little emphasis on skill development and, maybe, an overemphasis on winning.
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The first line of defense against coronavirus, and really every infectious disease, is the simple act of handwashing.
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One northbound lane of Route 29 in Albemarle County north of Airport Road is closed due to erosion of the slope just off the right edge of the pavement.
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Tony Bennett isn’t just the coach of the year this year. The job that Bennett is doing to get his Virginia team on the verge of another top-tier finish in the ACC might be historically noteworthy.
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Marketing management, according to the American Marketing Association, refers to the process of planning and implementing conception, pricing options, promotion, and distribution of products.
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Congressman A. Donald McEachin, D-Va., has announced the winners of his first Black History Month Essay Contest.
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While national economists like to reference the “lipstick index,” I like to use a real-world measure that tells me how my community is doing. Let’s call it the “beauty salon chair index.”
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