Former R-Braves, Red Sox skipper Grady Little featured at Hot Stove Banquet
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels announced that special baseball guest Grady Little will participate in the sixth annual Charity Hot Stove Banquet.
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VMI professor receives SCHEV Rising Star Award
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John David, assistant professor of applied mathematics at VMI, received an Outstanding Faculty Award by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia.
DRPT names new Chief of Policy, Communications and Legislative Affairs
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Chris Smith will be joining the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT) in the newly-created position of Chief of Policy, Communications and Legislative Affairs.
Farm Bureau members will ask legislature to not support GMO label bills
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Any legislation to identify foods that contain genetically modified organisms belongs in Washington, not Richmond, say Farm Bureau members across Virginia.
Governor announces actions to stimulate growth of renewable energy
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced this week that the Commonwealth’s agencies will dramatically increase the use of renewable energy to power the state’s operations.
New leadership for Virginia State Police administrative bureau
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Col. Steven Flaherty announces the promotion of Virginia State Police personnel to executive positions in the Bureau of Administrative and Support Services.
Ken Plum: Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus
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Virginians, especially those around the capital city, have long believed in Santa Claus.
Kurt Erickson: ‘Tis the season for drunk driving
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With the holiday season upon us, I wanted to take this opportunity to update you on Virginia’s 14th annual Checkpoint Strikeforce anti-drunk driving campaign.
Settlement will fix issues with long wait times at Virginia polling places
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the Democratic Party of Virginia announced a settlement with the State Board of Elections to remedy Virginia’s problem with long wait times to vote.
Robert Hurt announces retirement from Congress
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Congressman Robert Hurt (R-Virginia) released a statement Wednesday announcing his intention to not seek re-election in 2016.
