Harrisonburg Sunset Market returns for second year at Turner Pavilion on third Thursdays
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The Harrisonburg Farmers Market’s Sunset Market is back for a second year at the Turner Pavilion every third Thursday from 5 to 8 p.m.
Search Results for Virginia Department of Education
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DOJ announces settlement barring NCAA from enforcing transfer eligibility rule
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The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a proposed consent decree to prohibit the NCAA from enforcing its transfer eligibility rules.
National Defense Authorization Act passes committee to House floor with McClellan amendments
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The Servicemember Quality of Life Improvement Act and NDAA for Fiscal Year 2025 were voted out of the House Armed Services Committee.
Warner, Kaine cosponsor legislation to honor Wexton, create plan to fight Parkinson’s
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The Dr. Emmanuel Bilirakis and Honorable Jennifer Wexton National Plan to End Parkinson’s Act would create a plan to fight Parkinson’s.
Middle, high school teachers encouraged to attend ‘Teaching Trees Workshop’
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Virginia, simply put, is a forest, but most citizens of the Commonwealth don’t own a piece of the Old Dominion’s woods.
Loudoun County student working on plan for equine center that caters to the deaf community
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A Loudoun County student at Virginia Tech is hoping her education will help her reach her goal to operate a deaf-friendly equine center.
Opioid crisis: Sen. Kaine co-sponsors legislation to expand non-opioid treatments for seniors
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The Alternatives to PAIN Act would help prevent substance use disorder by expanding access to non-opioid treatments for older Americans.
Is Waynesboro still getting its museum? State budget leaves money out
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Plans are on hold to build the Waynesboro campus of the Virginia Museum of Natural History after funding was not included in the state’s proposed biennial budget.
Action Alliance ‘deeply disappointed’ with AG Jason Miyares over LGBTQ+ lawsuit
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Virginia’s leading voice on sexual and domestic violence rebukes AG Jason Miyares for his lawsuit against LGBTQ+ student survivors.
Homelessness at record high numbers; legislators work to connect housing, mental health
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Americans experiencing homelessness hit a record high in 2023 with more than 650,000 people affected in the United States.
