Bike-A-Thon honors Staunton’s first Black councilwoman, raises scholarship funds
Rita S. Wilson was Staunton’s first Black councilwoman. She served for 17 years and the city’s council chambers are named in her honor.
Rita S. Wilson was Staunton’s first Black councilwoman. She served for 17 years and the city’s council chambers are named in her honor.
Financial aid in the amount of $143,000 has been awarded to 32 graduating scholars to attend college in the fall.
Happ Coffee Roasters aims to redefine the coffee experience in the River City with a grand opening of its roastery and café on August 19.
Twenty-nine projects in Virginia have been awarded more than $8.4 million by the Virginia Aviation Board for improvements.
Hokie Nation has a new official beer: the Fightin’ Hokies Hefeweizen, which is now available in select Virginia grocery stores, restaurants, and independent bottle shops across Virginia on draft and in 16-ounce cans.
Is there any way to stem the tide of fiberglass pollution from aging and discarded boats fouling marine ecosystems?
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals has capitulated, ruling on Friday in two cases against authorizations issued by agencies to the Mountain Valley Pipeline to dismiss challenges raised by environmental groups.
Instead of being taught the three R’s of education (reading, writing and arithmetic), young people are being drilled in the three I’s of life in the American police state: indoctrination, intimidation and intolerance.
How are amphibians doing in the U.S. and around the world these days?
Charlottesville’s Aquatics Program has selected two customer service pool attendants, a new position created this summer to keep certified lifeguards in the stands.
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