John Avoli, the U.S. Capitol attack, and what politics does to good men
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There’s a lot to unpack from the statement from 20th District Del. John Avoli condemning the attacks on the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters.
Search Results for environment
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Navarro takes oath of office, becomes 37th SCC commissioner
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Angela L. Navarro was sworn in Tuesday as the 37th commissioner of the State Corporation Commission.
Renowned aerosol scientist Linsey Marr to speak at 10th annual Delta Dental lecture
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Linsey C. Marr, the Charles P. Lunsford Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Virginia Tech, will give the 10th annual Delta Dental Oral Health Endowed Lecture virtually on Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Top ideas for corporate decor: Revamping during the COVID-19 pandemic
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When people contemplate how to decorate a room, they often aim to create a welcoming atmosphere that helps to have a positive effect on your mood.
VA Ready receives $50K grant from Richard S. Reynolds Foundation
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The Virginia Ready Initiative has received a two-year grant of $50,000 from the Richmond-based Richard S. Reynolds Foundation, which provides assistance to community causes such as science, education, healthcare, the environment and the arts.
Virginia Tech community can prepare for spring semester with these steps
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As students, faculty, and staff anticipate a return to Virginia Tech’s campuses in January, they are encouraged to take note of several key aspects of the spring semester plan.
5 tips for painting your sailboat
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Painting your sailboat is necessary for many reasons: protection, decoration, safer to sail and easier to clean.
Andria McClellan hosts listening session with Virginia LGBTQ+ leaders
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Democratic Party lieutenant governor nomination candidate Andria McClellan hosted a digital listening session with LGBTQ+ leaders from around the Commonwealth earlier this week.
Advocates look to Biden to help advance Chesapeake Bay cleanup effort
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After having made progress on a number of fronts during a Trump administration that was generally hostile to environmental spending and regulations, Chesapeake Bay advocates say they’re hoping for much more once President-elect Joe Biden takes office on Jan. 20.
820 acres supporting old-growth forest protected in Giles, Bland counties
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More than 800 acres, mostly in Giles County, have been purchased by the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, protecting many forest species, including chestnut oaks that are over 300 years old.
