Virginia’s inventory of homes shrinks rapidly in November
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At the end of November, there were just 16,242 active listings across the Commonwealth – nearly 25 percent less than the same time last year.
Search Results for REAL ID
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How to survive the holiday season and stay in shape
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Follow these tips to make the holiday season a happy one for you and your health.
Richmond Spiders sprint into holiday break with sixth straight win
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The Richmond Spiders used a 27-6 run in the final eight minutes to pull away from Bucknell for an 81-50 win.
Lights, gingerbread, eggnog: Some holiday sights, tastes have global roots
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Electric lights, decorated trees, eggnog, custard, cookies, and more. In America, decorations and special foods take center stage for many winter holiday celebrations.
Charlottesville Area Association of REALTORS® installs 2022 leadership
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The Charlottesville Area Association of REALTORS® announced the installation of 2022 President Pam Dent during a hybrid in-person/virtual ceremony last week at the Hillsdale Conference Center.
Route 689 bridge in Albemarle County closed to traffic due to significant deterioration
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VDOT closed the bridge on Route 689 (Burch’s Creek Road) in Western Albemarle County today.
Features your cloud security provider should offer
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Every organization is different. And every business faces unique security challenges. As a result, no single cloud security solution satisfies all organizations’ needs.
What to research when brainstorming a business idea
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If you have a business idea and you want to maximize your chances of turning that idea into a successful reality, it’s important to do your research proactively.
VDOT lifting lane closures to ease travel on holiday weekends
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VDOT is helping ease your travel to celebrate with friends and family this winter by suspending most highway work zones and lifting most lane closures on interstates and other major roads in Virginia.
Former AG nomination candidate Jay Jones stepping down from House seat
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Jay Jones, who mounted a challenge to Attorney General Mark Herring in the spring primary season, announced today that he will be stepping down from his House of Delegates seat.
