Extension meets 4-H’ers mastering the science, safety, business of food
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“Fin!!” In red, the word closed a list of ingredients and instructions for making nectar from mangoes.
Search Results for Teacher of the Year
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Research fellow studies methane-producing microorganisms
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Virginia Tech sophomore and biochemistry major Taylan Tunckanat is characterizing enzymes to understand how methane-producing microorganisms are able to survive in environments with high concentrations of salt.
Harrisonburg High students begin 2019 Service Learning program
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More than 20 students gathered Wednesday in the Harrisonburg City Council Chambers to see how they can become more involved in local government through the City’s Service Learning program.
Annette Medlin steps down as president, CEO at GARCC
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Annette Medlin has stepped down as president and CEO of the Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce after serving in those roles for the past two years.
Virginia governor sees potential in legalized gambling
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Virginia still has a long way to go before gambling is fully legalized in the state, but progress has definitely been made over the past few months.
Mildred W. Spicer Arts Fund issues call for nominations
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The Mildred W. Spicer Arts Fund, a Charlottesville-based initiative designed to enhance artistic discovery and creativity, is seeking applications for its annual award celebrating inclusive art opportunities within the local community.
Scientist’s gift to bring international lecturers to Virginia Tech
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A new international speaker series will launch in 2020 thanks to Virginia Tech’s preeminent global expert on invasive species, Muni Muniappan, and Sheila, his wife.
Bridgewater College welcomes seven new faculty members
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Bridgewater College welcomes seven new full-time faculty members for the 2019-20 academic year.
Spanberger, Cole, Castro bill would include Head Start jobs in work-study
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Rep. Abigail Spanberger introduced bipartisan legislation to allow Head Start programs to receive Federal Work-Study dollars and to give college students additional opportunities to gain experience in the field of early childhood education.
The government’s plot to destabilize the nation is working
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The U.S. government is working hard to destabilize the nation. No, this is not another conspiracy theory.
