Local contractor presented Generation Y Leadership Award
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Ernie Campbell, owner of Evermore Construction, was recently presented with the Generation Y Leadership Award by the Greater Augusta Regional Chamber.
Search Results for United Way
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AFP builds new website for God and Country Music TV show
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The God and Country Music TV show hosted by Tim Spears has a new website built by Augusta Free Press.
Agricultural Safety Awareness Week is March 6-12
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Across the United States, county and state Farm Bureaus are making safety a priority through the Agricultural Safety Awareness Program.
America’s Darkest Future: Film highlights need to invest in early education
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Lifeview Marketing has partnered with Virginia Organizing to produce America’s Darkest Future: The Wage of an Inaccessible Early Childhood Education.
Opposing the plutocracy means opposing the warfare state
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Bernie Sanders wants to stay on message. So his presidential campaign has focused on economic issues. The American economy is rigged, Sanders says.
Renewable energy in 2016
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As we make our way deeper into 2016, all eyes are on the energy industry. Will things turn around for the better this year, after the less-than-stellar showing in 2015?
Mariners’ Museum hosts Battle of Hampton Roads Weekend
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The Battle of Hampton Roads Weekend is back at The Mariners’ Museum and Park on March 4-6.
Pipeline route threatens new parts of Virginia, West Virginia
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Dominion Energy announced plans today to re-route the proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline through Highland, Bath and Augusta counties.
Virginia delegation introduces commission to recognize African-American history
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The 400 Years of African American History Act would establish a commission to plan programs and activities in 2019 to recognize the arrival and influence of Africans in America.
Virginia Tech researchers turn attention to emerging threat of Zika virus
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With many different species of mosquitoes in the United States, Zika virus is only the latest of emerging threats, according to a Virginia Tech vector-borne disease researcher.
