Gov. Youngkin announces additional appointments to his administration
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Governor Glenn Youngkin announced additional key administration appointments this week.
Search Results for housing
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Rent prices start to return to traditional seasonal trend
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As summer winds down and Americans prepare for fall, they can also prepare for more traditional rent prices in some areas of the country.
Several Charlottesville streams listed as impaired by Virginia DEQ
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The Rivanna River, Meadow Creek, Moores Creek, Schenks Branch, and Lodge Creek have been identified by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality as being impaired due to excessive levels of sediment and/or bacteria.
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank rallies community support as part of Hunger Action Month
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The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank and its network of partners and program sites serve 109,500 individuals each month and distributing more than 21 million meals last year.
Worker challenges addressed at regional economic event hosted by JMU
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Business, industry, nonprofit and government leaders from across the Shenandoah Valley have banded together to find solutions to some of the most pressing challenges for economic development in the region.
‘Talk about the city we want:’ Brad Arrowood runs for Staunton City Council
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Three seats are open on Staunton City Council in the November election. One of six candidates hoping for a seat is Brad Arrowood.
‘Focus on good governance:’ Michele Edwards is running for Staunton City Council
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Michele Edwards is running for one of three seats on Staunton City Council in November’s election.
FEMA, for some reason, doesn’t want to help people who lose everything in floods
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We talked this week with a Buchanan County resident who doesn’t qualify for flood insurance because she doesn’t live in a flood zone, and likely won’t be able to get federal assistance to repair damage to her home from a July flood.
Buchanan County residents waiting for help to begin flood recovery: Good news may not be on the way
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Six weeks have passed since dozens of homes in Buchanan County were damaged or destroyed after a summer storm dumped six inches of rain.
First living-learning community for LGBTQ+ studies opens this month at Virginia Tech
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This month, Virginia Tech will open an academic residential space on campus for students who identify as members or allies of the LGBTQ+ community
