Beverley Street Studio School Gallery presents Greg Stewart
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Beverley Street Studio School Gallery will host a three dimensional exhibition by Harrisonburg-based artist Greg Stewart.
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Postgame: UVA football coach Bronco Mendenhall on loss at Virginia Tech
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UVA football coach Bronco Mendenhall talks with reporters after the ‘Hoos lost 34-31 at Virginia Tech.
Why is the green movement important for humanity?
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We would like to share some points for those who wish to understand why is the green movement important for humanity.
Deck the halls with a Virginia-grown Christmas tree
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There are more than 500 Christmas tree farms in Virginia, and thousands of this season’s trees are about to hit the market.
Virginia Cyber Range director recognized for leadership in cybersecurity
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David Raymond, director of the Virginia Cyber Range and deputy director of Virginia Tech’s Information Technology Security Lab, received the 2018 Shirley Payne IT Security Advancement Award.
Unraveling buzzwords when scoping out local area universities
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There is much to be proud of in our community located in the Shenandoah Valley of Western Virginia, but most of all we pride ourselves on having some of the nation’s finest institutes of higher education.
5 ways to go green in your small business
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Our earth is undergoing rapid environmental change. Temperatures are fluctuating all around the globe, sea levels are rising, and the future is looking bleak for many coastal cities.
Shelter dogs need weekends, too: Virginia Tech researchers awarded $1.7 M grant
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Much has been written about the benefits that dogs bring to our lives. Erica Feuerbacher’s mission is to help humans make life better for dogs.
Staunton: Parks & Rec snags state award for NatureRidge
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Staunton Parks and Recreation has earned a state award from the Virginia Recreation and Park Society (VRPS) for NatureRidge, a natural playground in Montgomery Hall Park.
Wildfire smoke impacts health and economy hundreds of miles from fire zone
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Health effects and costs in the form of respiratory and cardiovascular illness can be linked to fires as far as 200-300 miles from the smoke-impacted area, according to research from Klaus Moeltner of Virginia Tech.
