
Morgan Griffith: Defense, freedom, trees
On July 12, the U.S. House of Representatives passed on a near-party line vote the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).

On July 12, the U.S. House of Representatives passed on a near-party line vote the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).

Laura Beaudet, a junior psychology major, has aspirations for a career in special education. Through her pursuit of a Pathways minor in disabilities studies, she has learned a great deal about herself and the people around her.

The Port of Virginia and the Department of Game and Inland Fisheries held the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators Tactical Operator’s Course that follows the Federal Exclusionary Zone Enforcement Training Curriculum.

Six Shenandoah University student-athletes have been recognized for academic achievement in selections by the Virginia State Sports Information Directors Association.

Virginia Interfaith Power & Light hosted an interfaith worship service at the Bell Tower on Capitol Grounds on Thursday to launch Climate in the Pulpits, on the Bimah, and in the Minbar.

The first image that may come to mind when someone says “logging” is trucks loaded with logs, ready for transport to a sawmill.

Gov, Ralph Northam announced this week the launch of the James River Buffer Program, a partnership between the Virginia Department of Forestry and the James River Association to establish over 900 acres of “riparian forested buffers” in the Middle James region of the river.

Record-high funding for Virginia’s cost-share program for agricultural best management practices will enable more farmers to participate.

Randall Wolf will officially launch his campaign for Augusta County Supervisor for the South River District Friday as he walks in the Stuarts Draft Fireman’s Parade.

Gov. Ralph Northam today announced the installation of a new 120 kilowatt rooftop solar facility at the Virginia Department of Forestry headquarters that will offset energy usage and energy costs for the agency.
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