We were blessed to know Tess
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Tess Majors would conquer the world. We became convinced of that this past spring. We weren’t sure how, but she was destined to do something big.
Search Results for design public hearing
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Casualties of war: Military veterans have become America’s walking wounded
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Despite the fact that the U.S. boasts more than 20 million veterans who have served in World War II through the present day, the plight of veterans today has become America’s badge of shame
Spanish interpreters available at Harrisonburg High School discussion
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The City of Harrisonburg will have Spanish interpreters in attendance at its next City Council meeting to assist people interested in the conversation regarding the new high school.
Augusta County seeks input on Stuarts Draft Small Area Plan
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The Augusta County Department of Community Development has released a draft of the Stuarts Draft Small Area Plan and is asking for public review and comment.
Jennifer Lewis: Running strong in 20th House District
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I like what I’m seeing out of the Jennifer Lewis 20th House District campaign, in a district that I’ve been thinking for a few years is prime for the flipping.
Northam announces Commonwealth Research Commercialization Fund award winners
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced $2.51 million in funding in support of 41 Commonwealth Research Commercialization Fund (CRCF) awards.
Game board passes elk management plan
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The Virginia Board of Game and Inland Fisheries passed the 10-year Virginia Elk Management Plan at its March 21 meeting.
W&L’s Leah Naomi Green wins Walt Whitman Award for Poetry
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Leah Naomi Green, a professor of English at Washington and Lee University, was selected by Li-Young Lee as the winner of the 2019 Walt Whitman Award.
UVA launches ‘BeHeardCVA’ to gauge community opinion on key issues
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UVA is launching the state’s first regional community survey panel, called BeHeardCVA, as a vehicle for communicating the voices of residents in the Charlottesville area and Central Virginia.
Warner presses Trump on decision not to protect Virginians from payday lending
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Sen. Mark Warner pressed the Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Kathy Kraninger, at a Senate hearing on the Trump Administration’s decision to rescind a rule that would have protected Virginians from predatory lending practices.
