Project GROWS approved for Virginia Food Access Investment Fund grant
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Project GROWS has been approved for a $46,642 grant to aid its new mobile market.
Search Results for housing
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Northam announces $485M commitment to strengthen behavioral health system
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The Commonwealth will commit $485 million in federal and state funding to address pressing challenges in Virginia’s behavioral health system.
Mega-warehouses: A next-day-delivery economy, but at what price?
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If you have ordered something online and been amazed when it arrives at your doorstep the next day, you can probably thank a super-sized warehouse.
Virginia to reduce water pollution, increase access to clean water
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Virginia plans to allocate $411.5 million in federal American Rescue Plan funding to reduce water pollution and increase access to clean water across the Commonwealth.
Medieval Ware: A door to the past, a key to the present
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There is no more immediate way to inhabit other people, places and times than by ‘dressing up’: historical re-enactment, live action roleplay and historical martial arts are the most direct way to access the past.
Adoptive homes needed now in Rockingham, Harrisonburg
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The Rockingham Harrisonburg SPCA is bursting at the seams with felines as intakes continue to rise.
Herring calls for access to public transportation
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A coalition of 18 attorneys general is urging Congress to pass legislation that will allow people with disabilities to have equal access to public transportation.
Holly Sklar: 12 years without a minimum wage raise
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We’ve hit a terrible milestone for the federal minimum wage – 12 years without a raise. The last increase was to $7.25 an hour on July 24, 2009.
American Shakespeare Center premieres Keene
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American Shakespeare Center will stage the world premiere of Keene, a new play by Anchuli Felicia King, opening Oct. 7 at the Blackfriars Playhouse in Staunton.
SCC offers insurance tips for students heading to college
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After anywhere from months to more than a year of virtual learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many students will soon be heading to college campuses for in-person instruction during the fall semester.
