Augusta Health: February Calendar of Events
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Events and programs ongoing at Augusta Health in February 2015.
Search Results for Special Education
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A free and open Internet for an innovative and competitive economy
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If you’re reading this online, thank net neutrality. Net neutrality is the principle that all Internet content must be delivered equally.
VMI football announces eight assistant coaches to staff
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VMI head football coach Scott Wachenheim announced this week the addition of eight assistant football coaches to the staff.
Support sought for funding to restore coyote control program
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A budget amendment is on the table that would restore the commonwealth’s portion of the state and federal program that helps Virginia livestock producers suffering from coyote depredation.
Planned Parenthood raises issue with Senate vote on ultrasounds, waiting periods
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This morning, members of the Senate Education and Health committee defeated SB733 (D-Locke) and SB920 (D-Wexton), measures that would have removed the mandatory ultrasound and 24-hour waiting period required prior to abortion.
Chap Petersen bill to repeal tax break for political donations passes Senate committee
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Virginians could soon lose one of their most treasured tax credits – up to $25 bucks for donating to political campaigns.
Virginia is first state in nation to become Employer of National Service
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Governor McAuliffe and First Lady Dorothy McAuliffe announced that the Commonwealth of Virginia is the first state in the nation to become an Employer of National Service.
New Virginia Tech water degree offers a wealth of career opportunities
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Virginia Tech’s new undergraduate degree in water, approved by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia in early December, is one of the most innovative, interdisciplinary offerings in the country.
The Meadow will host first Virginia Horse Festival March 27-29
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A new regional event for horse lovers will be held March 27-29 at The Meadow Event Park in Caroline County.
EMU alumni in Liberia, Sierra Leone tap local resilience and resourcefulness in curbing Ebola
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Ebola is frightening – terrifying even – but bowing to the fear that Ebola can produce invites additional unrest and cultural destruction in societies already reeling from recent civil wars.
