Terry McAuliffe hypes ‘Lifting Black Virginians’ agenda
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Democratic Party gubernatorial nomination candidate Terry McAuliffe today released his Lifting Black Virginians agenda.
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Democratic Party lieutenant governor nomination candidate Sam Rasoul
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“Street Knowledge” welcomes Sam Rasoul, who is getting the endorsement of Augusta Free Press for the Democratic Party nomination for lieutenant governor.
Big increase in new unemployment claims in Virginia in the past week
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For the week ending March 27, the figure for seasonally unadjusted initial claims in Virginia was 28,244, an increase of 10,684 from the previous week.
Augusta Health COVID-19 vaccination clinic update: Nearing 50K doses administered as holiday approaches
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Augusta Health’s large community Vaccination Clinics will continue this week through Thursday, and then will take a brief pause for the holiday weekend.
Rasoul announces COVID recovery plan with public option proposal, support for small business
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Roanoke Del. Sam Rasoul released on Thursday his plan to lower healthcare costs and increase access, invest in Virginia caregivers and families, and level the playing field for small business.
VDH releases 2021 County Health Rankings: Where does your locality rank?
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The five healthiest counties in Virginia are Arlington, Loudoun, Falls Church City, Fairfax and Alexandria City.
Jennifer Carroll Foy earns endorsement from Run Sister Run PAC
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Jennifer Carroll Foy has received the endorsement of Run Sister Run PAC, a national organization dedicated to supporting progressive women running for office.
CDMO: Which is better, CMO vs. CDMO, and what’s a top example
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This article compares two essential types of outsourced contract organizations – CMO’s and CDMO’s – and elaborates on a top example.
How to find a rehab center that is right for your loved one
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Here are some critical factors to pay attention to when choosing a rehab center for your loved one.
Northam signs bill expanding access to community college for low-, middle-income students
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A bill signed by Gov. Ralph Northam will make tuition-free community college available to low- and middle-income students who pursue jobs in high-demand fields.
