
AARP Virginia names Joyce Williams as new state president
Joyce Williams of Roanoke has been named AARP Virginia’s state president after a 35-year career in public education with Roanoke County Public Schools.

Joyce Williams of Roanoke has been named AARP Virginia’s state president after a 35-year career in public education with Roanoke County Public Schools.

Gov. Ralph Northam today announced the appointment of a COVID-19 Education Work Group to help chart a path forward for determining how schools can safely reopen later this year.

The ACC announced the creation of a COVID-19 Medical Advisory Group that will lead the conference’s decision-making on return-to-play options.

Pocahontas Parkway provided a $20,000 grant to Communities In Schools of Richmond to assist with the organization’s emergency food assistance outreach in eastern Henrico County.

There are legitimate concerns being raised that contact tracing could lead to abuse on the part of tech companies and public health agencies.

Gov. Ralph Northam has announced the sale of the Center for Innovative Technology Office Building in Northern Virginia.

As a child, Sarah Hack found herself drawn to the task of optimization.

The ACC has announced several mental health initiatives and offerings as it continues its leadership role in student-athlete health and safety.

Michael Quillen ’70, ’71 will be awarded the Virginia Tech William H. Ruffner Medal for 2020.

Bridgewater College junior Stephen C. Pincus Jr. was awarded the Dale V. Ulrich Physics Scholarship, which honors a former professor of physics and dean and provost of the college.
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