Why convenience has become a key factor in digital experiences
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Digital services compete for attention in nearly every part of modern life. As the number of options grows, users often make choices based on convenience.
Search Results for environment
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The recent gaming movies that keep the night going
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Casino storylines have always had a place on the big screen. There is something inherently exciting about high-stakes, risky decisions, and characters chasing fortune against the odds.
How to help your dogs, cats through loud summer storms, fireworks
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We had storms in Waynesboro on Monday, and only one of our six office dogs – Snickers, a shih tzu – is ever bothered by the loud noises.
Legal frameworks supporting women in entrepreneurship
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Women entrepreneurs benefit from evolving legal structures that promote equal participation in business.
Poll: Virginia residents make it clear where they stand on data centers
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We all use our phones, so the explosion in need for massive data centers, it’s our fault, but we’re also right to be upset at how we’re just letting these data centers go up with no concern for local and environmental impacts.
Virginia groups pushing for changes to laws governing utility mergers
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Virginia needs to strengthen state laws governing the review process for the proposed $66.8 billion purchase of Dominion Energy by the Florida-based NextEra Energy.
Virginia vs. Canada: Why more sports fans are building the gameday bar at home
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Watching sports is a social activity that’s much more fun when done in the right setting. There is a trend to replicate a bar atmosphere in a private setting.
The Waynesboro School Board candidate with MAGA views on women, LGBTQ+
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Dr. Kelvin Washingto seems to think that women are only qualified to submit to their husbands, and that there’s only one accepted kind of romantic and familial union, and LGBTQ+s don’t qualify there.
Virginia Department of Forestry sells 10K trees, shrubs through Throwing Shade program
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The Virginia Department of Forestry wrapped up its annual Throwing Shade VA campaign in May, selling 10,500 native trees and shrubs to 3,500 customers at 31 participating nursery locations.
Former UVA assistant, molded by a season in Poland, takes over at EMU
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Tori Jankoska ended her college basketball career as the all-time leading scorer at Michigan State and was taken in the first round of the WNBA Draft by Chicago.
