
5 tips for hitting up a junkyard and coming out a winner
If your car has reached the end of its drivability, whether that’s due to old age or an accident, you’ll have to make a decision about what to do with it next.

If your car has reached the end of its drivability, whether that’s due to old age or an accident, you’ll have to make a decision about what to do with it next.

A raccoon collected from the Vinson Street area in the City of Staunton on Sept. 11 after a suspected encounter with a pet has tested positive for rabies.

Many jobs consist of sitting quite still all day and do not allow you to be very active. This means that you have to make extra effort to ensure you are staying healthy, since sitting at a desk all day is not good for you.

When it comes to your business, you have to make sure that you are taking all the decisions in the right direction. Otherwise, you’ll be left behind in a fierce and competitive market.

There probably aren’t many people who understand tegu lizard behavior better than James Madison University senior biology major Isabella Bukovich.

A coalition of 24 states and municipalities in filing a lawsuit challenging the EPA on a final rule gutting standards that limit emissions of methane, volatile organic compounds, and other hazardous pollutants from new, reconstructed, and modified facilities in the oil and natural gas industry.

The Virginia Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education Commission today presented Gov. Ralph Northam its recommendations for creating a statewide vision and a dynamic set of shared goals to inform how the Commonwealth prepares students for STEM jobs of the future.

When installing an air conditioning system in your home, you must choose the right size capable of managing your home’s cooling needs.

Members of the advisory board for the Mudd Center for Ethics at Washington and Lee already had international ethics in mind in late 2019 as they pondered a topic for the center’s 2020-2021 lecture series.

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