UVA assistant Kyle Getter dishes on promotion, recruiting, outlook for 2021-2022
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Kyle Getter has coached on staffs across the Commonwealth, and it was his sort of outsider perspective that attracted Tony Bennett to him in 2018.
Search Results for climate
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Stewart Tool Company to invest $9.1M in new manufacturing facility, creating 22 new jobs in Fluvanna County
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Stewart Tool Company will invest $9.1 million to establish its first East Coast manufacturing operation in Fluvanna County. The company will renovate the former Kloeckner Metals facility at 61 Edgecomb Road in Troy.
Three historic Virginia Tech academic buildings awarded LEED certifications
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Davidson Hall, Sandy Hall, and the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences Building have been awarded Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certifications from the U.S. Green Building Council.
Northam announces winners of 2021 RISE Coastal Community Resilience Challenge
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Six small businesses will receive a total of more than $1 million through the 2021 RISE Coastal Community Resilience Challenge.
National, global rankings highlight Virginia Tech research, sustainability, inclusive culture
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Virginia Tech received high marks in two recent rankings of universities across the country and the world, highlighting strengths in research, inclusivity, academic quality, and more.
Northam recognizes May as Business Appreciation Month
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Gov. Ralph Northam has proclaimed May as Business Appreciation Month in Virginia.
USPS celebrates heritage breeds with new stamps
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A colorful assortment of heritage livestock breeds are the latest American symbols to be immortalized on U.S. Postal Service stamps.
Total tyranny: We’ll all be targeted under the government’s new precrime program
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Just as we get a glimmer of hope that maybe, just maybe, there might be a chance of crawling out of this totalitarian cesspool in which we’ve been mired, we get kicked down again.
Fun things to do in Kentucky
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There are endless ways to keep you busy in Kentucky. Whether you’re visiting for the bourbon and horses, or just a weekend, we’ve got fun things to do in Kentucky that will make your stay memorable.
Earth Talk: Early cicada blooms blamed on warming
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Even though the spectacle typically starts in May, this year millions of cicadas came out as early as March. Researchers believe they were erroneously triggered by a warming-induced “false spring.”
