
Robert Hurt: Rampant regulations are not the answer
A new study released last week found that since the inception of the Obama administration, it has issued an average of 81 major regulations per year.

A new study released last week found that since the inception of the Obama administration, it has issued an average of 81 major regulations per year.

“The people, the people, the people,” says Katherine Harrison, when asked why she rents office space from The Hub Coworking in Harrisonburg.

The Center for Innovative Technology announced today a new partnership that will lead development of smart city technologies and innovation in Virginia.

Along with reducing air pollution, the Clean Power Plan can save low income individuals money.

Ray Martin told the audience gathered at EMU Thursday why he had made a generous donation to study and combat the issues of climate change.

Friends of Nelson and Friends of Augusta announced their participation in a national day of action, Hands Across Our Land, on Thursday.

Putting solar panels on your school is a great idea, not only to provide a free source of electricity, but also as a real-world way to teach students.

Friends of Augusta and Augusta County Alliance announced their participation in a national day of action, Hands Across Our Land.

Charlottesville is a diverse, enlightened, and progressive college town in Virginia with its public spaces dominated by war memorials, in particular memorials to Confederate soldiers.

Governor McAuliffe announced Thursday a permit for a new solar facility to be built by Firestone Solar LLC, a subsidiary of Virginia Solar.
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