Legislation introduced to support Guard, Reserve servicemembers’ transition back to civilian life
Improving TAP for Guard and Reserve Servicemembers Act would support Guard and Reserve servicemembers’ transition back to civilian life.
Improving TAP for Guard and Reserve Servicemembers Act would support Guard and Reserve servicemembers’ transition back to civilian life.
Welp, Glenn Youngkin isn’t getting his Glenn Dome, but at least his pique isn’t going to cost Virginia its Triple-A bond rating.
In recent years, North America has seen a notable increase in the implementation of wildlife crossings, reflecting a growing recognition of their importance in reducing wildlife fatalities.
In recent talks between U.S. and Chinese leaders, they have found common ground in support for more people-to-people exchanges, particularly in education.
Valley Program for Aging Services has faced major challenges over its 50-year history. Most notably, the rapidly aging Baby Boomers and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Staff, students and volunteers at the Wildlife Center of Virginia, a non-profit hospital for native wildlife, are experiencing baby season.
Sixteen Virginia school divisions have been awarded $600,000 to upgrade equipment for CTE programs in schools and technical centers.
Operation Free Virginia was a 30-day statewide fentanyl operation coordinated through 114 state, federal, county and municipal agencies.
The Blue Ridge Parkway will receive approximately $75 million in Great American Outdoors Act (GAOA) Legacy Restoration Funding.
Plans are on hold to build the Waynesboro campus of the Virginia Museum of Natural History after funding was not included in the state’s proposed biennial budget.
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