Charlottesville receives grant for planning, training related to flood preparedness
The Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation today announced $51,757,388 in supplemental awards from the Virginia Community Flood Preparedness Fund.
The Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation today announced $51,757,388 in supplemental awards from the Virginia Community Flood Preparedness Fund.
Carolyn Dull’s tenure on Staunton City Council comes to a close this month after serving on Council since 2006 and serving as mayor from 2014 through 2020. She did not seek re-election in November.
The Staunton Lions Club funded repairs and renovation of the Duck Pond at Gypsy Hill Park with a $36,000 grant.
The A Street culvert replacement project in Waynesboro is coming to an end – with paving taking place today and tomorrow.
The Shenandoah Valley and Central Virginia have been spared from snow and ice this winter, but there is potential for sleet and freezing rain later this week.
Glenn Youngkin’s cronies on the State Air Pollution Board have taken another step toward getting the state out of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.
Although the Atlantic Hurricane season ended November 30, floods can happen anywhere and at any time.
The Virginia Department of Transportation is thinking of the future in the Commonwealth. A statewide Resilience Plan prepares Virginia for regional and global challenges,
Gwen Fleming of Pound, who serves as president of Wise-Dickenson County Farm Bureau, was honored Nov. 30 with a Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Distinguished Service Award during the VFBF Annual Convention.
The 1700 Block of A Street in Waynesboro is now open, according to an alert sent to city residents by email.
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