
Online ways to explore Virginia during social distancing
While people are self-isolating and social distancing, many museums, historic sites and other tourism destinations in Virginia are offering virtual options for visitors to explore and learn.

While people are self-isolating and social distancing, many museums, historic sites and other tourism destinations in Virginia are offering virtual options for visitors to explore and learn.

AFP editors Chris Graham and Crystal Graham report on the latest on the coronavirus response update in Virginia.

The Virginia Museum of History & Culture will be offering free online video content, webinars, student learning resources, and virtual tours as the museum.

AFP editors Chris Graham and Crystal Graham report on local coronavirus response in Waynesboro, Staunton and Augusta County.

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The coronavirus slowdown is pushing gas prices down sharply, with prices falling eight cents a gallon in Virginia in the past week, averaging $2.10 a gallon today, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 4,081 stations.

The metrics are still a mess, and now we won’t have anything to measure them by, with the NCAA deciding against releasing a 2020 bracket.

School support personnel with 15 years of more of experience will receive a health insurance credit under a bill passed by the General Assembly last week.

VDOT will provide a virtual public comment opportunity on draft recommendations for potential corridor improvements on the Route 60 corridor

Seth Megginson has been providing us with updates on 2020 NCAA Tournament bracketology for the past several weeks. Here’s his last look at what the 2020 Big Dance could have looked like.
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