VDOT Staunton District will focus on storm cleanup for next few weeks
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It’s been a stormy last couple of weeks in the Shenandoah Valley, prompting the VDOT Staunton District to get to work cleaning up along roadways.
Search Results for flooding
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Charlottesville hosting Community Workshop on climate vulnerability
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Join the conversation on Thursday from 5-7 p.m. for a virtual Community Workshop to discuss the City of Charlottesville’s Climate Vulnerability Assessment.
Harrisonburg seeks input on prioritizing most critical needs for ARPA funds
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The city of Harrisonburg has released an online survey asking the community to rank what needs they feel are best for the city.
SCC to Virginians: Be prepared for upcoming hurricane season
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The Atlantic hurricane season starts today, and the State Corporation Commission’s Bureau of Insurance encourages Virginians to be prepared.
May 31 is Dam Safety Awareness Day in Virginia
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin has declared May 31 Dam Safety Awareness Day in Virginia, encouraging individuals and communities to understand the flood risk associated with dam failures and to take actions that increase safety.
Virginia Tech tropical storm expert encourages people to be ‘weather aware’
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A Virginia Tech meteorologist with expertise in hurricanes and tropical storms encourages people to prepare for the Atlantic hurricane season that begins June 1.
Staunton wants county taxpayers to go big on a new downtown courthouse
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Augusta County taxpayers should spend tens of millions of dollars more on renovations to the Augusta County Courthouse so that select Downtown Staunton shopkeepers can make a few extra bucks selling coffee and sandwiches.
For clean air and a clean Chesapeake, electrify your lawn care
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There’s a good chance, if you use a gas-powered lawn mower, that maintaining your lawn is worse for the environment than your morning commute. In some cases, far worse.
Alon Ben-Meir: Beware America
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Since Trump rose to power in 2016, my concerns about the future of America have only been gravely compounded.
New tool shows how the Chesapeake Bay watershed is transforming
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The Chesapeake Bay Program, in collaboration with the Chesapeake Conservancy, U.S. Geological Survey and the University of Vermont, announced the release of the Very High-Resolution Land Use/Land Cover and Change Data.
