
Augusta County Board of Supervisors talks budget, taxes this week
The Augusta County Board of Supervisors is holding two public hearings for ordinance amendments and a vote on the FY 2021 budget and tax rate on Wednesday.

The Augusta County Board of Supervisors is holding two public hearings for ordinance amendments and a vote on the FY 2021 budget and tax rate on Wednesday.

Mobile applications are now bigger than ever. As the usage and capabilities of mobile technologies grow, new trends rapidly emerge. Although not all of them are here to stay, learning about the most prominent tendencies can go a long way towards helping your application stand out and retain customers. 1. Artificial Intelligence The use of…

Instead of going through real estate agents and middlemen, you can simply skip past to selling your property for cash to a registered cash buyer.

Fans are not surprised to learn that Fariba Rahimi is taking Africa by storm in her progression from model to a movie star. We tracked her latest moves in Africa.

Distance learning provided Isabelle Leonard, of Spotswood, and Wade Reiter, of Dinwiddie, students in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Virginia Tech, an opportunity to learn from home.

Like most restaurant owners across the nation in the past month, Luke and Cassie Brugh have had to think fast to keep their business afloat.

The Virginia Tech Board of Visitors Executive Committee recently approved a resolution to establish a new School of Communication and Digital Media.

Gov. Ralph Northam today announced a pilot program with the City of Richmond that aims to increase equitable access to personal protective equipment in underserved communities that may be most adversely impacted by COVID-19.

AFP editors Chris Graham and Crystal Graham update the latest on the COVID-19 response in Virginia and on MLB’s plans to begin its 2020 season.

When student members of Virginia Tech’s Commodity Investing by Students group heard that classes would move online, they quickly began to think of ways they could keep operating from a distance.
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