
Middle River Regional Jail reports 10 positive COVID-19 tests among staff
Middle River Regional Jail has temporarily canceled all inmate programs, including family visitation, in response to a run of positive COVID-19 tests reported among staff.

Middle River Regional Jail has temporarily canceled all inmate programs, including family visitation, in response to a run of positive COVID-19 tests reported among staff.

The Virginia Department of Corrections recently began weekly testing of infirmary staff to better ensure the safety of inmates and staff.

SPIG Industry LLC, a manufacturer of highway guardrails and guardrail end terminals, will invest $7.9 million to expand its operation in the Bristol-Washington Industrial Park in Washington County.

Do you speak, use, and understand English so well that you’ve even developed a knack for teaching others? If so, then you must know that people like you are really adored and in demand in almost every part of the world.

For 15 years, Brain Injury Connections of the Shenandoah Valley has connected brain injured individuals, across a seven-county region in the Shenandoah Valley, to valuable resources.

Not saving enough or starting soon enough leaves many Americans facing meager retirement prospects. For some, retirement living in Spain can be a solution.

The economic shut down over COVID-19 has impacted many commercial real estate investors. While some are lucky enough to rent to essential businesses, others have remained vacant for months. Without renters, investors are paying their mortgages out of their own pockets.

Young entrepreneurs are driven to succeed in today’s competitive business world. However, there may be many barriers standing in their way, including a lack of experience and unclear business plans.

Virginia is directing a total of $120 million for residential and non-residential utility customers impacted by the ongoing public health crisis.

The City of Charlottesville announces an opportunity to review a draft Affordable Housing Plan and Comprehensive Plan revisions as part of Cville Plans Together.
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