River City celebrates ‘milestone’ groundbreaking for Southern Corridor
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With nine projects, Waynesboro has been awarded nearly $49 million of Virginia SMART Scale funding since 2015.
Search Results for employment
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Judge to decide Augusta County closed-session recording FOIA case on Sept. 28
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A judge will decide later this month if the Augusta County government will have to hand over the recording of a Board of Supervisors closed session.
Labor Day: A single day of homage and reflection doesn’t seem enough
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The state of labor this year is so fraught, so weighted with issues and problems, that a single day of homage and reflection doesn’t seem enough.
College days: America’s college students face threat of sex trafficking
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College is a time of fresh starts and new journeys for America’s youth. But it can also be a time of elevated vulnerability.
All of the legal issues for Augusta County with the March 20 BOS closed session: Analysis
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The Augusta County Board of Supervisors, according to one of its members, illegally went into closed session on March 20 to discuss the resignation of Steven Morelli.
Former federal employee sentenced to 18 years for $3.5 million COVID fraud scheme
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A California woman was sentenced to 18 years in prison for her role in a conspiracy to defraud at least five states of more than $3.5 million in pandemic-related unemployment insurance benefits.
JOLTS data shows Virginia job market holding steady into latter half of 2023
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The VEC announced Monday that a small increase in layoffs and discharges was reported in the Commonwealth for June 2023.
Freeman man allegedly defrauds elderly homeowners, COVID-19 relief programs
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A Freeman man had his initial appearance on charges of wire fraud, filing a false tax return, tax evasion and making false statements to a financial institution.
Portsmouth man faces prison time for not paying $1.2 million to IRS for Tulsa area business
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A Virginia man who partially owned a mental health counseling services company in Tulsa, Okla., pleaded guilty this week to willfully failing to pay employment taxes.
Glenn Youngkin, who isn’t running for president, tries to take credit for jobs numbers
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin, who thinks he wants to run for president, but pretends publicly that he doesn’t, had his office put out a press release on Friday to try to take credit for the economy.
