Augusta County Schools announces Teachers of the Year for 2022-2023
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Augusta County Public Schools has chosen the 2022-2023 Teachers of the Year, who will be recognized at the division’s annual brunch on Friday.
Search Results for Virginia Department of Education
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Bridgewater College honors faculty, staff with 2023 Founder’s Day awards
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Bridgewater College marked its observance of Founder’s Day on April 4, and presented awards to faculty, staff and one student.
Commonwealth Transportation Board seeks public comment on projects
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Public feedback is welcome on transportation projects in Virginia at scheduled public meetings or by submitting comments online.
City of Norfolk looks to nearby Hampton to find its next Chief of Police
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The City of Norfolk has chosen Mark Talbot to serve as the next Chief of Police beginning May 1.
PVCC announces scholarship for student who died by gun violence in Charlottesville
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Piedmont Virginia Community College has announced the creation of a new scholarship in memory of Nicklous Pendleton.
Enrollment open for year-long peer leadership program to prevent youth substance abuse
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Enrollment is open for a peer leadership opportunity that fosters healthy communities and the prevention of substance abuse.
Albemarle County sets dates to distribute reusable bags to WIC, SNAP recipients
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If you’ve been shopping in Albemarle County recently, you know that you now must pay a five-cent tax on disposable plastic bags at the checkout.
Shenandoah University, Valley Health partner to tackle region’s nursing shortage
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Shenandoah University, in collaboration with Valley Health and the Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association, is working to tackle the region’s nursing shortage.
Recruitment of Americans on social media for human and drug trafficking focus of legislation
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Federal and local law enforcement report an uptick in transnational criminal organizations (TCOs) using social media to recruit drivers in human smuggling operations.
Grant funding announced to support reduction of gun and gang violence
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More than $320,000 is available in grant funding for Project Safe Neighborhoods initiatives, U.S. Attorney Christopher R. Kavanaugh announced today.
