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The President’s pledge issued on his first day of office to usher in a “new era of openness” stands in stark contrast to his Administration’s secretive approach to trade negotiations.
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James River Writers announced Robin Traywick Williams of Crozier, for The Key to the Quarter Pole, as the first place winner of the JRW and Richmond Magazine 2015 Best Unpublished Novel Contest. Gail Giewont, and Vivian Lawry, both of Richmond, have been selected as finalists for Unguided and Nettie’s Books, respectively.
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12,539,304 people visit state or national parks that feature waterways like Potomac River and the Shenandoah River each year, according to new data issued Wednesday by Environment Virginia.
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VirginiaSAVES is a loan program created to lower financing costs for energy efficiency, renewable energy generation and alternative fuel projects.
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Virginia athletics announced StubHub, the world’s largest ticket marketplace, is now the official fan-to-fan secondary ticket marketplace for Cavalier fans and replaces the Virginia Ticket Marketplace.
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Nonprofit organizations in the regions served by Dominion are invited to apply for grants of up to $50,000 each for programs that provide essential community services in areas of housing, food security, medicine and medical services.
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Marietta McCarty teams up with Joyce Watson, owner of Wine Made Simple, as they pair four wines with matching philosophical themes.
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Virginia Tech has another accolade to add to its list, as The Active Times recently named the university the fittest college in America for 2015.
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Join the Waynesboro YMCA and the Girl Scouts for a new experience – Skyline Runners – a running club for girls and their families. Running combats childhood obesity, promotes pride and goal setting, establishes a life-long healthy habit, and is a fun experience for the whole family in a non-competitive environment.
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One of the reasons most of the world has heard about July’s climate change summit at the Vatican is because Eastern Mennonite University alumnus Michael Shank, MA ’05 (conflict transformation), was the media consultant for the event.
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