Howell appointed State Executive Director for USDA Farm Service Agency
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The Biden administration recently appointed Dr. Ronald Howell Jr. as the new State Executive Director for the USDA Virginia Farm Service Agency.
Search Results for Special Education
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Virginia Tech Coastal Collaborator tackles emerging coastal challenges
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Coastal areas are brimming with commerce, people, and economic opportunity — and also a growing number of challenges.
Waynesboro High School highlighting Black alumni in Black History Month event
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Waynesboro Public Schools plans to celebrate Black History Month by recognizing and learning from some of its most inspiring alumni.
Virginia Cooperative Extension fights food insecurity in the Commonwealth
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The experience of not knowing where or when your family’s next meal is coming from is an unfortunate reality for many Virginians.
Richmond Flying Squirrels launch initiative to welcome African American fans
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels have been named a team captain of “The Nine,” a new, Black-community focused outreach platform launched by Minor League Baseball®.
Virginia Cooperative Extension’s history is ‘For Virginia’
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To showcase Virginia Cooperative Extension’s rich history of advancing the well-being of all Virginians since 1914, an interactive timeline was created to help visualize the many contributions of the 1862 and 1890 land-grant institutions.
Augusta County Board of Zoning Appeals holding public hearings this week
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The Augusta County Board of Zoning Appeals will conduct public hearings at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the Board Meeting Room, Augusta County Government Center, 18 Government Center Lane, Verona.
Virginia goes with Altius Sports Partners for help navigating NIL
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Virginia Athletics will be partnering with Altius Sports Partners as its partner to provide strategic guidance in enhancing the program’s efforts in NIL.
Coalition fights effort to repeal collective bargaining for public service workers
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A coalition of labor unions is fighting back against Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s goal of repealing a 2020 law that to date has resulted in a number of public service workers gaining the freedom to collectively bargain.
Robert C. Koehler: Jim Crow wails in anguish
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If CRT were actually taught in schools, a lot more would be put at risk than some people’s psychological distress.
