
Youngkin signs Virginia Employment Commission, private family leave bills
Gov. Glenn Youngkin ceremonially signed five bills on Tuesday, including three enacting meaningful reform of the Virginia Employment Commission.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin ceremonially signed five bills on Tuesday, including three enacting meaningful reform of the Virginia Employment Commission.

Waynesboro Public Schools announced that the district will be participating in the Summer Food Service Program for the 2022 summer.

The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the next week.

A new Virginia law authorizes state veterans cemeteries to provide an honored final resting place to former Guardsmen and Reservists who may not have previously qualified for interment at a veterans cemetery.

A $1.4 million grant from the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality will allow Waynesboro Schools to add six electric buses to its fleet.

Washington and Lee University held its 235th Commencement ceremony on Thursday.

College athletics is a business, and like any business, its engine runs on money. The question with the new world of NIL is and will be for a while: how much money is still out there for college athletics to be able to tap into?

Spring weather in Virginia can be notoriously fickle, and no one is more aware of that fact than farmers.

As headlines focus on COVID-19 and, now, monkeypox, tuberculosis remains one of the great scourges of infectious disease around the world.

Virginia women’s basketball student-athlete Sam Brunelle has signed an exclusive representation agreement with Hook Sports Marketing, a Charlottesville-based firm that will represent Brunelle in all NIL opportunities.
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