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There’s a refugee trail from the Sahel drought region in Africa, into war-ravaged Yemen, and up through Saudi Arabia towards Iraq and Turkey. It’s known as “the Eastern route,” or sometimes “the Yemeni route.”
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The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality issued a drought warning advisory for the Shenandoah Drought Evaluation Region last week.
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A three-day international workshop in late August was the first step for a project that will rebuild schools in Ukraine.
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There are several storylines on both sides heading into this weekend’s long-awaited rekindling of the Virginia-James Madison football rivalry.
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The U.S. Senate’s Fiscal Year 2024 draft funding bills contains 12 bills with key Virginia priorities, including Long COVID and addiction.
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Shenandoah National Park will celebrate the 30th annual National Public Lands Day on Sept. 23.
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It’s a simple enough formula: first, you create fear, then you capitalize on it by seizing power.
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If we open our hearts, the seeds of transformative action will flourish. We can take a Giant Leap from the interconnected crisis we face now into a future with a stable climate, clean air, clean water, and food security for all.
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Since the 2017 election, the Democrats have been consistently delivering for rural Virginia. In that time, we have either forced the Republicans to finally address the long-neglected needs of their constituents or we’ve rolled up our sleeves and addressed it ourselves.
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The Wahoos’ quarterback situation remains up in the air with Monmouth transfer Tony Muskett leaving with a shoulder injury in the second half of the Tennessee game and not returning.
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