Nathalia Daguano Artus: Make financial literacy a family matter
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Talking about money with your kids and building a strong foundation for financial literacy is more important than ever.
Search Results for REAL ID
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Albemarle County finalizes advertised tax rates for 2022
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The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors has finalized the tax rates for advertising for Calendar Year 2022.
Culpeper District Traffic Alerts: VDOT work schedule for March 21-25
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The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the next week.
#5 Virginia puts on power show, defeats Boston College, 18-1
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Fifth-ranked Virginia went deep five times – two of them grand slams – on its way to an 18-1 win over Boston College on Saturday.
30! Virginia repeats as women’s swimming and diving national champs
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Junior Kate Douglass and sophomore Alex Walsh combined for six individual event wins to lead the Virginia women’s swimming & diving team to its second consecutive NCAA championship.
Storied season ends for Longwood at No. 1 seed N.C. State
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When Longwood’s historic women’s basketball season reached the end of the road here on Saturday, there was a proud salute from fans who had watched with admiration and pride as the Lancers kept pace with ACC Champion NC State on its home court.
Wim Laven: Gas prices, propaganda, war, and politics
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Until they run into trouble, corporations love to tout, and practice, free market capitalism, preferably completely unregulated.
Robert C. Koehler: Transcending the certainties of war
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Peace, in the deepest sense — in the midst of war — requires a clarity and courage well beyond the boundaries of linear understanding. The warning lights flash. World War III has entered the red zone.
Rob Okun: Journalism and truth telling in wartime
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Brent Renaud’s senseless killing one day and Marina Ovsyannikova’s brave action the next unintentionally have forged a link between journalism and wartime truth telling that cannot be overstated.
At the 100-year mark, the women of Virginia Tech are helping other women thrive
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In the hundred years since Virginia Tech admitted its first five female students, women have become a mighty force at what was once an all-male institution.
