Lawmakers push for swift finalization of proposed standard for PFAS in drinking water
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The SEEC sent a letter to the Administrator of the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs to finalize a water standard.
Search Results for cancer
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Heart health: Sorry men, study shows women get more benefits from exercise
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A James Madison University nursing professor is using American Heart Month to educate women about the prevalence of cardiovascular disease.
Onzlee Ware, first Black state legislator in Western Virginia, remembered
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Western Virginia’s first Black legislator Onzlee Ware died early Sunday morning at age 70 after a brief battle with cancer.
‘All they have to do is ask’: Abundant resources available to help pet owners in need
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In two recent animal cruelty cases in the Shenandoah Valley, poverty played a partial role in the torture, and in one case, death, of two four-month-old puppies.
Local Panera locations relaunch ‘Change 4 Children,’ raise funds for UVA Health Children’s
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Panera Bread locations in Virginia are relaunching “Change 4 Children,” a fundraising campaign to raise money for UVA Health Children’s.
Art Hive to showcase the works of Wes Freed; A Richmond artist, born in Augusta County
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A collection of works by Crimora artist Wes Freed will be on display at the Art Hive in Staunton for the month of March.
Black Eagle: Civil rights activist, radio personality Joe Madison dies
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Today’s youth knew him as a radio personality, but older Americans knew him as The Black Eagle, a civil rights activist and pioneer.
Kary Love: Voting for Caesar today is what ushers in the reign of Caligula
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The Roman Republic ended when the Roman people decided to vote for Caesar.
Lawmakers push USPS for answers about mail delays, disruptions in Richmond area
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United States Postal Service delays and disruptions continue to impact Virginians in the Richmond area and lawmakers have had enough.
Tracy Pyles: Augusta County leaders need to shut up and take their medicine
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The cancer that seems to exist in the moral fiber of the Augusta County Board of Supervisors has apparently metastasized into similar parts of the County Administrator and the County Attorney.
