Virginia Cooperative Extension helps make gardening accessible
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Debby Freeman knows firsthand the impact that gardening can have on people’s lives.
Search Results for Special Education
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Learning on the front lines of Virginia government
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Daniel Rico awakens early each weekday morning to drive to a parking garage two blocks away from the state capitol building in Richmond.
YOVASO announces awards for teen-related traffic crash, fatality prevention efforts
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Twenty-one schools and youth groups across Virginia were among the award winners recognized during the annual Youth of Virginia Speak Out About Traffic Safety Awards Ceremony sponsored by State Farm® and held virtually on Tuesday, July 27.
Sixty-three graduate from the Virginia Bankers School of Bank Management
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Sixty-three Virginia bankers graduated this week from the Virginia Bankers School of Bank Management in Charlottesville.
Projects funded to curb the spread of misinformation campaigns
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The Commonwealth Cyber Initiative has funded seven transdisciplinary projects for $450,000 to explore the role of cybersecurity in curbing the spread of disinformation and misinformation.
Northam announces administration appointments
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced additional appointments to his administration today.
McEachin, Kelly, Clarke, Davis write letter in support of PBI grant applications
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Donald McEachin (VA-04), Robin L. Kelly (IL-02), Yvette Clarke (NY-09) and Danny Davis (IL-07) led a letter to Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona in support of Predominately Black Institutions’ ability to apply for federal grant funding.
Providing support for veteran-owned small businesses in Virginia
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In recognition of their service to the country, both federal organizations and privately owned companies are happy to support veterans in their entrepreneurial projects.
Spanberger bill addresses drug overdose epidemic
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Virginia reported a record number of drug overdose deaths in 2020 — including a 47 percent increase in the number of opioid-related deaths from 2019 to 2020.
Youngkin decision to skip AARP Virginia debate forces cancellation
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AARP Virginia announced today that The People’s Debate, the state’s largest and most widely-broadcast debate sponsored by a nonpartisan organization, has been cancelled for 2021 due to the decision of Republican candidate Glenn Youngkin not to participate.
