
Ken Plum: Work is not yet done!
The General Assembly is in the final week of its scheduled 60-day annual session—scheduled to adjourn sine die on March 7.

The General Assembly is in the final week of its scheduled 60-day annual session—scheduled to adjourn sine die on March 7.

Be prepared to help your neighbors and community in an emergency. Register now for the Community Emergency Response Training (CERT) course offered this spring.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels will host the annual Nutzy’s Block Party, the first opportunity for fans to purchase individual-game tickets for the upcoming 2020 Flying Squirrels season, on Saturday at The Diamond.

Tony Bennett isn’t just the coach of the year this year. The job that Bennett is doing to get his Virginia team on the verge of another top-tier finish in the ACC might be historically noteworthy.

Massanutten Resort is preparing for its third annual Snow Moon Fest, taking place Friday, March 6, through Sunday, March 8.

Virginia is working on a $120.5 million project to address the impacts of sea level rise in Hampton Roads.

The Trump administration announced it will resume coal leasing on public lands. A federal judge in Idaho ruled that a Trump administration policy limiting public input on oil and gas leasing decisions was “arbitrary and capricious.”

Q: What would Jay Huff be if he played with fire equivalent to his talent as a 7’1” man with the ability to shoot from three, dunk from the foul line and block everything in sight? A: A Duke Blue Devil.

Since 1958, visitors have been drawn to Highland County to tour real maple sugar camps for all-you-can-eat pancake meals, over 100 arts & crafts vendors, and live entertainment.

A series of votes in the State Senate Thursday advanced five gun safety bills to the desk of Gov. Ralph Northam.
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