
‘The Fitbit of Corporate America:’ ‘Pulse’ app addresses workplace stress
“Pulse,” a new mobile application by Fierce Inc., is working to refine and redefine workplace culture.

“Pulse,” a new mobile application by Fierce Inc., is working to refine and redefine workplace culture.

Threatening to make attacks with nuclear weapons is known as “deterrence” when the United States does it, but it’s called madness, blackmail, or “terrorism” if Russia, China, or North Korea does.
Tony Elliott had been on the next Power 5 coordinator to become a Power 5 head coach list for a while, and even turned down a chance to interview at Tennessee when that job came open in 2021.

The Edith J. Carrier Arboretum at James Madison University invites the public to visit their “At Home in the Woods” family garden this summer.

The driver of a dump truck is dead after a single-vehicle crash on Louisa Road and Tally Ho Lane in Albemarle County this morning.

New research shows that the United States has dramatically higher homicides relative to all other developed nations – with most attributed to firearms – and the data shows the problem is growing.

An alarming percentage of children and adults had detectable levels of the herbicide glyphosate in their urine, according to a new study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC.

Arts Council of the Valley will open a new Smith House Galleries exhibition of installation, ceramic sculpture, and mixed media works by Herb Weaver with a reception during First Fridays of the Valley on August 5.

The Virginia Commission for the Arts has a new executive director. Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced the appointment of Margaret Hancock to the post.

Virginia Tech’s Hokienauts have touched back down from their on-site test week at NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, where they had the opportunity to pitch their spacesuit designs to experts in the field.
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