Augusta County school citizenship project selects Wildlife Center for $2K donation
Fifth-grade students at Augusta County Public Schools spent time this winter exploring the idea of citizenship and collaboration through service to others.
Fifth-grade students at Augusta County Public Schools spent time this winter exploring the idea of citizenship and collaboration through service to others.
As one-third of animal and plant species face extinction nationwide, Virginia taxpayers have a chance to help make a difference.
A team of researchers are studying how human well-being is impacted by regularly feeding birds.
Adventure awaits in Virginia State Parks, including a tradition of First Day Hikes, which gets individuals outside on January 1.
After a day that brought more than two inches of rain to much of the Shenandoah Valley, dry weather returns for travelers on Wednesday and Thanksgiving Day.
A Virginia agency is helping gardeners and land developers to take advantage of a tool to help find the right native plant for a project of any size.
Bailey the black bear was six or seven months old when she was hit by a vehicle in Waynesboro on North Delphine Avenue in the summer of 2016.
Bailey the bear was a patient at the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro and is now featured in a book.
UVA’s Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service reported in an economic impact study that Virginia’s forestry industries created $23.6 billion.
This year’s State Fair of Virginia offers unique ways for all ages to explore Virginia agriculture. Themed “Your Fair, Your Way,” the 10-day event begins Sept. 22.
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