Virginia REALTORS® celebrating 100-year anniversary
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Founded at a meeting in Richmond on Oct. 22, 1920, Virginia REALTORS® – then the Virginia Real Estate Association – was established to standardize the real estate business
Search Results for Richmond
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The top words that are commonly confused: A few examples
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For those who are looking to become a better writer, it is important to take note of a few words that are commonly confused.
Virginia winter wheat production increases despite ‘miserable’ conditions
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Virginia winter wheat farmers have been perplexed by an erratic growing season and less-than-anticipated yields.
Street Knowledge: The team previews UVA-Wake Forest
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AFP digital editor Crystal Graham gets Chris Graham to preview UVA football’s key ACC road game at Wake Forest.
Fair Maps Virginia releases second television ad: ‘Split in Half’
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Fair Maps Virginia’s campaign to Vote YES on Amendment 1 has announced its second television advertisement of the 2020 election cycle.
NextGen Virginia launches GOTV effort
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With over 1 million early votes already cast in the Commonwealth, NextGen Virginia kicked off its Get Out the Vote efforts this week to mobilize young Virginians to cast absentee ballots in the final days of election season.
Free tix for healthcare workers, first responders to Treasures of Ancient Egypt: Sunken Cities
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Healthcare workers and first responders can receive free admission to the exhibition Treasures of Ancient Egypt: Sunken Cities on view now through Jan. 18.
Analysis: Nearly one in five registered voters in Virginia have already voted
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There have already been more than 1.1 million votes cast either in person or by mail in Virginia, according to our analysis of numbers from the Virginia Public Access Project.
Ken Plum: Vote Yes on Amendment #1
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In a campaign that promises “fair maps” by voting yes for Amendment #1 on the ballot this election cycle and the opposition that promises “fair districts” by voting no, there is little wonder that there would be confusion in the minds of voters.
Goldman pins LG nomination campaign on K-12 education reform
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Paul Goldman, a former Democratic Party of Virginia chair who is running for the party’s nomination for lieutenant governor, says a new legislative study of K-12 education in Virginia backs his position that “we need an historic shakeup of the Virginia Department of Education.”
