UVA, JMU, Washington & Lee alumni among Attorney General appointments in Virginia
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares today announced several top leadership appointments within the Office of the Attorney General.
Search Results for Richmond
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VDOT to lift lane closures, suspend work zones for Memorial Day weekend travel
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One of the busiest travel times of the year is coming up with the Memorial Day weekend, and VDOT wants to make your trip a safe one.
More fun with public-records requests: A look at UVA Football season-ticket sales
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The single-season record for UVA Football season-ticket sales is the 39,123 season tickets reported by UVA Athletics back in the 2004 season.
CAVA dips, spreads carry ‘the essence of Augusta County’s agricultural roots’
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Augusta County officials, local press and community members were treated to a tour of CAVA Foods Verona’s 55,000 square-foot facility.
Virginia receives more than $551M in funding for housing assistance
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The state of Virginia received $551.9 million in renewal funding for the Housing Choice voucher program.
UVA picks up PG Dai Dai Ames from the portal; what this tells us about Elijah Gertrude
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Virginia coach Tony Bennett is using his last open scholarship on a point guard, Kansas State freshman Dai Dai Ames, which probably tells us something about the rumors that have been flying around the past few days.
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin makes administration, board appointments
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced additional key administration and board appointments this week.
Virginia’s High Bridge Trail State Park to hold three Adventure Series races
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High Bridge Trail State Park will host three Adventure Series races, two in June and one in October.
Is Waynesboro still getting its museum? State budget leaves money out
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Plans are on hold to build the Waynesboro campus of the Virginia Museum of Natural History after funding was not included in the state’s proposed biennial budget.
No-cost mental health counseling offered to food and beverage workers throughout Virginia
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Food and beverage workers in Virginia and Washington D.C. will soon have access to no-cost counseling to address mental health.
