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The members of Virginia’s largest private industry will gather at the 2022 Virginia Ag Expo on August 4 to examine the latest trends, technologies, and research in agriculture that will help shape the agricultural future.
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The 14-year-old girl fumes at the dinner table. She got a D in math on her report card and notice of that was sent directly to her mother’s phone.
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If you depart from an “us vs. them” philosophy of life, your first confrontation is likely to be with the cynics.
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By continuing to defend Trump and his followers, downplaying, or simply ignoring the events of January 6 and what led up to it, Fox News is pressing our Republic ever closer to self-dissolution and authoritarianism.
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Peach season is here, and Virginia growers are reporting another delicious crop is available this summer, despite an unpredictable spring.
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The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the next week.
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The U.S. House voted 217-213 Friday to pass an assault weapons ban that would reinstate the ban on military-style rifles, high capacity magazines, and other assault weapons modeled on firearms designed for use on the battlefield.
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Virginia Athletics would have been $9 million in the hole in 2021 without the money it collects from students in the form of mandatory athletics fees.
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In the half century since the Roe v Wade decision, the Republicans in the state put into place a number of measures designed to make it more difficult for a woman to get an abortion since they could not prohibit it outright.
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The ACC, in fiscal year 2021, reported $815.9 million in revenues, less than half the haul of the SEC ($1.7 billion), and a good bit behind the Big Ten ($1.2 billion), according to the Knight-Newhouse College Athletics Database.
